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Hi Amy & Eric!!! The sheds going to really look nice back there. Nice job Sir...Great video!!!...🦋
Thank you DiDi for watching. We really appreciate it!!!
Eric looks like he is having to much fun.
Too much fun, indeed.
Can you explain how you tied the long post together to make them longer ? Did you just use straps ?
We used the 16 inch straps from Lowes and got additional support by using rebar stakes that we drilled holes and pounded into the ground. We also countersunk some lag screws to draw the lumber against each other. Thank you.
Looks good. The devil is in the details AKA prep work!
Thanks Mark. Thought you would have said something about the lumber length in the truck or my lawnmower engine flush. Thanks for going ez on me. LOL.
@@farmereboo You might want to think about a trailer for the long stuff!
@@marksilver9291 my harbor freight straps worked good. But a trailer would be safer
@@EricLearnstoCook You need one. Transporting the Zero Turn or Golf Cart for service or when Amy buys that 80 quart Hobart mixer.
80 quart? Try 200 quart.
Hi Amy & Eric!!! The sheds going to really look nice back there. Nice job Sir...Great video!!!...🦋
Thank you DiDi for watching. We really appreciate it!!!
Eric looks like he is having to much fun.
Too much fun, indeed.
Can you explain how you tied the long post together to make them longer ? Did you just use straps ?
We used the 16 inch straps from Lowes and got additional support by using rebar stakes that we drilled holes and pounded into the ground. We also countersunk some lag screws to draw the lumber against each other. Thank you.
Looks good. The devil is in the details AKA prep work!
Thanks Mark. Thought you would have said something about the lumber length in the truck or my lawnmower engine flush. Thanks for going ez on me. LOL.
@@farmereboo You might want to think about a trailer for the long stuff!
@@marksilver9291 my harbor freight straps worked good. But a trailer would be safer
@@EricLearnstoCook You need one. Transporting the Zero Turn or Golf Cart for service or when Amy buys that 80 quart Hobart mixer.
80 quart? Try 200 quart.