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Ddaddy said:
Yeah, I completely understand that. My first back injury was when I was 20 and leaned over the fender of my '70 duster trying to line the tranny and the engine up during a motor swap when the tranny fell off the blocks and yanked me over to the ground, ripping my lower back. About 5 years later, an big overhead garage door collapsed off the tracks while I was lifting it up at my shop and it landed on my head/neck wrecking my upper back.

About 15 years ago I developed an arthritic disc between the uppper and lower back than has fused making each end of my spine work independently and become terribly pinched from the lack of mobility between the two. I can only stand or sit about 20 minutes at a time before I need to get everything moving again and avoid severe pain. Air travel or long drives are brutal.

It ain't the age...it's the miles.
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Get feeling better Dave
 
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Whats up Mike? Looks like possible snow/sleet here! Freaking was 60 yesterday!
 
I thought they could and plastic cover it. Mine in the pole barn went in after the structure was up. Your doing footings right?
 
halifaxhops said:
I thought they could and plastic cover it. Mine in the pole barn went in after the structure was up. Your doing footings right?
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Yes, just 9'' wide and 8'' deep, my son said he thinks our slab is small and they took a deer hunting trip and a truck of there was in the shop, I agree they could baby set it with plastic but I think they took a week off , concrete truck may have trouble getting up the drive and turning around with out tearing up my drive and parking area, hell I don't know bud .. :steering::steering: My son is dealing with them.
 
Or they have other jobs to finnish and I am on the bottom of they todo list, aggravating :realcrazy:, hell, we was told that we don't need a footing of much here on the hill of rock
 
Good deals for sure, to bad I am broke also! Hey I finally put a heating element in the parts washer, man it heats up fast. Used a 3k element prob could have used a 1500 for sure, have to get a thermostat control somewhere for it right now it is just on/off. Man it cleans way better now.
 
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