sweetmicha
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Yesterday, I tried driving into my dad's driveway (which was covered in snow) only I completely missed and was driving in by way of the lawn. I got my truck stuck. As I Threw the truck into 4x4 to get out, I managed to drive into deeper and deeper snow and got stuck worse. By the time I was done, the truck was in 3 and a half feet of snow and completely immobilized. After 2 hours and my neighbor coming over in his John Deere we got it out. Except that I wrapped the chain around the frame AND axle and managed to bend that, and as we were pulling it out when the tractor stopped I hit the gas instead of the brake and managed to smack into the back of the tractor, smashing the front of my truck and the radiator. Total damage= $1800.00
Yesterday, I tried driving into my dad's driveway (which was covered in snow) only I completely missed and was driving in by way of the lawn. I got my truck stuck. As I Threw the truck into 4x4 to get out, I managed to drive into deeper and deeper snow and got stuck worse. By the time I was done, the truck was in 3 and a half feet of snow and completely immobilized. After 2 hours and my neighbor coming over in his John Deere we got it out. Except that I wrapped the chain around the frame AND axle and managed to bend that, and as we were pulling it out when the tractor stopped I hit the gas instead of the brake and managed to smack into the back of the tractor, smashing the front of my truck and the radiator. Total damage= $1800.00
shed ramp plans will this be good for a 12ft shed ramp with a 3-12 pitch?
John
i need to make a ramp for a shed i built the shed is prob less than 3ft according to what i found on the internet to have a lawn tractor with the belly deck the pitch should be 3in high for 1 foot in length so the ramp should be somewhere around 12 ft in length so my plan first the shed base has a 2x12 exposed i am mounting this ramp to, the plan is to screw a 2x4 on the 2x12 and level it than buy 3 4x4s maby 4 depending on what you say to this cut the 4x4s to length and on one side make the notch cut to sit on the 2x4 then screw the 4x4 down and do the same for the next 2 or 3 boards next i want the ramp to be 48in wide the doors are 72in wide but i don't see a reason to make the ramp 72in wide, i think the way im going to make the ramp is not buying a single sheet of plywood but to lay 2x6 horizontally with maby an inch gap in between boards for traction and rain will run off easier, what i am conserned is will i be better off useing 2 4x4s and in the middle have a 4x4 post out of the ground for suport or just use the 4x4s with no suports on a 12ft ramp witch would be more cost effectively.
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DON'T notch your 4by4's get double joist hangers and nail on 2by12's adjust for height of 2by4's on ramp! GOOD LUCK!
DON'T notch your 4by4's get double joist hangers and nail on 2by12's adjust for height of 2by4's on ramp! GOOD LUCK!
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