Paying with some really big tools this weekend, stop by if you'd like

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07-22-2005, 02:20 PM

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Paying with some really big tools Aug 6th weekend, stop by if you'd like

Gonna be renting quite a bit of equipment for the weekend of August 6th. Stop by dinnertime for some pizza and to play with some tools if you'd like.

Hydraulic auger with 10" bit, 9 cubic foot concrete mixer, and either a 24" or 36" Ditch Witch trencher. Might go wild and get a concrete cutter or just a few disposable masonry blades. Will be using the ditch witch on Saturday evening and Sunday. Auger on Sunday most likely. If I have enough energy left, will install the sprinkler system, electrical conduit, faucets, outlets, and pour concerte for the fence posts.

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07-22-2005, 03:29 PM

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Re: Paying with some really big tools this weekend, stop by if you'd like

D8 + quick mix & blasting caps are more fun then a 10" auger.

pole barn?

07-22-2005, 05:14 PM

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Re: Paying with some really big tools this weekend, stop by if you'd like

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pole barn?

Nah, am in the 'burbs instead of the boonies. Wood fence, pet fence (underground wire type), sprinkler system expansion, drainage pipes, electrical conduit, and additional faucets. Henrico County regulations require a fence or porch railing height of a minimum 48" to have a pool or hot tub (to be installed later).