Feelay, you're responsible for supplying the screws and measuring the boards. Some of these folks might have their lady friends fooled, but ain't nobody gonna come up short on me with you on the job.
Wannabe...
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Feelay, you're responsible for supplying the screws and measuring the boards. Some of these folks might have their lady friends fooled, but ain't nobody gonna come up short on me with you on the job.
Wannabe...
Good question feelay.......I can hardly wait to hear the answer. :rolleyes:
Thou shalt not covet your neighbor's boo Feelay.
Wannabe...
Answer to the question....ummm....it's gonna sit right where it's at. But that's just a guess.
Wannabe...
Reminds me of a Robert Frost poem.........
You do understand that as we get older we get fatter, trees are pretty much the same. Can't say for sure, what with the poor quality of the pic, but looks like the poles are darn near agin the trees.
it 10 years when those trees have gained abit of girth as well as him gaining ALOT of girth, he won't get his fat butt through that opening to go steal his neighbors Boo
It'd be best to plain the top flat before you go to screwing those 2x12's on there. It'll be more stable in the long run having more contact with the poles.
Thats ok DD...two years from now the growth from those two trees are going to pop the 2x12 boards off anyway. Besides that....Wannabee stable.....no way! :DQuote:
Originally Posted by DonDon
Dont walk on them poles with wet sneakers,the pitch of you voice will go up 100 octaves.