its been a long busy week no work on car or anything else but very excited

Nice dude! Looks like you'll have that done before the snow hits! Thats gonna be pretty sweet

 

-Bill

Right on - two-car, extra deep or three-car? Hard to tell what the orientation is supposed to be.....

 

That's about what I work out of as well. Thinking about putting in a lift in the next few years. Would be very useful for me.

 

GD

its 30x44 many car garage

thats funny, seeing pics of what i do......i am a cement finisher by trade.....i would have been the one running the bullfloat probably.

 

it is always nice to have the mud down by the time the snow flies....because it sucks to do it in the snow!

 

nice!but a crazy way to do drains......was there fall coming from the middle of the garage?

 

cheers, brian

Edited October 26, 200916 yr by monstaru

no not drains thats where the walls sit its a steel building. the troughs made it a pita .worked out well though 40 yds ouch spendy .the floor is flat no slope

Really? No slope at all? I thought there was usually a slight slope to the door so you could easily wash down the floor and so stuff drains out instead of in..... very slight of course. Like 1" total slope. I could be wrong though.

 

GD

i thought about but ill be washing outside,i wanted anything that spills to stay in a puddle for easy clean. just found out my building is going to be here on sun so i might be in the next weekend

You can always get a floor squeegee to push stuff out with. It's nice to be able to wash the floor. Dry floor sweep can only do so much I've found.

 

GD

slope is generally calculated by at LEAST an 1/8th a foot.so it changes constantly.but, whatever, to each his own. i would have insisted it have the proper fall.

 

what are you guys payin for mud down there?it is right at 125 a yard here,and that is my price:eek:.......cheers, brian

i paid 103 plus winter charge $4 a yard and i'm far out so 57 a truck so ithink it worked out to 112

i thought that was a bunch .this summer i was around alot of mud around 400+ yards we loaded onto a helicopter a half yard at a time

Edited October 28, 200916 yr by mountain brat

yeah, mud is outrageous these days.

 

the last large poor we did was a machinery pit, that we made stem walls for the interior, backfilled behind, and vibration matted the interior of the stem walls.

it was bout 25x30 and took almost 175 yds to fill.that was a trip.

 

are you a finisher?or carpenter?cheers, brian

no i'm the grooming supervisor at whitepass ski area but between all us ski bums we can pretty much do anything concrete,carpentry,etc,build chairlifts the whole deal

no i'm the grooming supervisor at whitepass ski area but between all us ski bums we can pretty much do anything concrete,carpentry,etc,build chairlifts the whole deal

 

OH OH OH OH,

 

I can't wait for the new side to open!!! why can't it be next year already....

 

I constantly check skiwhitepass.com for updates.....oh oh oh oh!!!! new area!!!!!!!

its a huge project itll be pretty sweet though i wish it wasn't two year project also

right, but thats why they call me a "finisher".because i do concrete properly,and know how to finish it.

not to say you don't.but ones standards when they are not in the industry are not usually what we would leave behind.finishers.its what we do....

cheers, brian

 

 

no i'm the grooming supervisor at whitepass ski area but between all us ski bums we can pretty much do anything concrete,carpentry,etc,build chairlifts the whole deal

its a huge project itll be pretty sweet though i wish it wasn't two year project also

 

Dude,

 

It's gonna be worth the wait. I have faith...I wanted to check it out this summer...but i'll hike in next summer to drool :slobber:

is that dude's name that's running the buffer Dean Dealio?

Pass opens tomorrow!!!!

 

YAY!

 

i should hurry up and get new boots......:banana:

no not dean

yeah breeke, its open for weekend and then hopefully more white stuff next week lots of land mines hiding out there