Posted by 37 chief on June 16, 2021 at 13:16:46 from (68.8.190.72):
here in my area, If you want to build a house. first thing to do, is to put up story poles. This is pvc pipes this exact size of the roof line of the house you want to build. Then your neighbors can see if they like the height. If not then them the the meetings start. Then the poles come down. Problem with that, the company removes the 2 inch pvc poles, but don't remove all the rebar, and wood pegs to hold the poles up with nylon cord. Here I come along, mowing the field hoping I don't punch a rear tire. the mower picked up a few rebars. I got through the mine field ok this time no flats. I have only punched tear tires a couple times. One time a 3/4 inch pvc pipe with a sharp edge, the other time a T post ruined a tire. I don't mind front flats, but not the rears. Had to stop because of the heat, will finish tomorrow. The rest is good going. Stan
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