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thank you for the response i was one tooth off

slowing working on the rig....repacked birfield, new rotor, pads, cleaned hubs, tie rods, etc. One side down on to the next.

I’d highly recommend Metal-tech cages. Personally I’d assemble it just the way I’d want, tack it, and then have a skilled certified welder finish the welding.

19' of boom wasn't enough given that the crane was staged on the high side of the slab. We had to abort the first lift and put the 8' jib on the crane. After that it was pretty easy to get the assembly in place. My son and BIL manned a tagline...

Because people like pics, here’s a couple. First, the remodeled guest bedroom just before we moved in Then, a new porch for the guest house that I knocked out a couple of weeks ago, after @tequila4x4 put in a new tankless water heater for us...

Wrapped up, just need my rope to show up now….

Not the E3s! You’ll lose 50hp switching from those🤣