I have strong wood
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"how strong is wood? "
Hustler will be along to tell you his can punch through armor plate after satisfying 2 women. I second (or third) the suggestion to break them up. I destroyed an old step foundation in preparation for a porch. Took a 16 pound sledge, and just hammered away. Jackhammers are easy to rent, though. Home Depot should have them. |
ok I'm going to preface this by saying not to do it based on my calculations. it is at your own risk. i am not liable. etc etc disclaimer disclaimer. it's dangerous and stuff.
without knowing the specific species of wood and condition of the posts, it should hold 500 lbs and only deflect about a 1/2 inch. if your beam has any defects or holes or knots, all bets are off. make sure you get some video to put on failblog if you try this though. |
Originally Posted by y8s
(Post 420104)
ok I'm going to preface this by saying not to do it based on my calculations. it is at your own risk. i am not liable. etc etc disclaimer disclaimer. it's dangerous and stuff.
without knowing the specific species of wood and condition of the posts, it should hold 500 lbs and only deflect about a 1/2 inch. if your beam has any defects or holes or knots, all bets are off. make sure you get some video to put on failblog if you try this though. |
I've lifted alot of rock and concrete man shit looks doable. But hell i move KA's solo so iono still calling pussy people get psyched out by how much shit weights to easily.
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I'm thinking these will make great yard art. Bases for a picnic table? Use the flat tops as lawn chairs?There's gotta be some redneck way to use them that'll be easier than getting rid of them.
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you could be lazy and dig a hole and bury them.
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Originally Posted by TrickerZ
(Post 420134)
you could be lazy and dig a hole and bury them.
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What is more work? Digging a big ass hole in the backyard, or getting a couple of friends to help lift the thing onto a truck?
I'm not a fan of digging. |
Originally Posted by jayc72
(Post 420153)
What is more work? Digging a big ass hole in the backyard, or getting a couple of friends to help lift the thing onto a truck?
I'm not a fan of digging. |
Then drill holes and brake up with BFH
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here's my solution, took the truck to work and grabbed this after off craigslist, this made more sense in terms of future uses and mobility. won't get a chance to do it till after i get back from california. what did i ever do before i had a truck, seriously i don't think i could ever be without one again
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What is a frostline?
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It's how far down the ground freezes in the coldest part of the year. Typically up to 36" here in upstate NY. Codes require you to plant footers down below that, so the ground freezing doesn't force the footer up, heaving the structure.
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What is this freeze you speak of?:giggle:
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Originally Posted by Mach929
(Post 421008)
here's my solution, took the truck to work and grabbed this after off craigslist, this made more sense in terms of future uses and mobility. won't get a chance to do it till after i get back from california. what did i ever do before i had a truck, seriously i don't think i could ever be without one again
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Rent Hustler for a day. He could lift it with his dick (or his wood if you will). :laugh:
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Originally Posted by magnamx-5
(Post 421154)
Make sure it is on lvl solid ground when you lift or you can and will bend the legs. That is if you ever lift anything with real weight to it.
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Originally Posted by Mach929
(Post 421231)
:laugh: lol if you could actually lift these you should enter yourself in a world's strongest man contest
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Originally Posted by Mach929
(Post 421008)
what did i ever do before i had a truck, seriously i don't think i could ever be without one again
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