The old boy is pooped and just woke up from a nap
Just realized I built this "temporary" deal in 2011!!! This is a bunch of "one of a piece of" warehouse shelving material that is nominally 2" x 2" X 8 ft galvanized channel. All the structure is made of this. The "studs" and the "rafters" are as is, uncut, and the "joists" across the trusses are spliced overlapped two of them. I forget it is about 12' ? wide or so
The venerable trailer.............Car, junk hauler, front end alignment rack, and welding "jig up" table LOL
The "foundation." Simply blocked up 2X pressure treated material to be level, and lagged parallel lengths of the channel material, welded together. Stood the truss assembies up, plumb, and welded 'em on
Once again the little Farmall / loader came in when needed. Picked up the assemblies with the loader and worked them into place
The pallet is one of several I used just threw them across to stand on while roofing. I actually roofed it "inside" so to speak, only arguing with a ladder on the last end pieces. Roofing is cut to length, so one piece goes all the way from peak to the eves. I did get up on top to install the ridge cap. THAT WAS interesting!!
Just realized I built this "temporary" deal in 2011!!! This is a bunch of "one of a piece of" warehouse shelving material that is nominally 2" x 2" X 8 ft galvanized channel. All the structure is made of this. The "studs" and the "rafters" are as is, uncut, and the "joists" across the trusses are spliced overlapped two of them. I forget it is about 12' ? wide or so
The venerable trailer.............Car, junk hauler, front end alignment rack, and welding "jig up" table LOL
The "foundation." Simply blocked up 2X pressure treated material to be level, and lagged parallel lengths of the channel material, welded together. Stood the truss assembies up, plumb, and welded 'em on
Once again the little Farmall / loader came in when needed. Picked up the assemblies with the loader and worked them into place
The pallet is one of several I used just threw them across to stand on while roofing. I actually roofed it "inside" so to speak, only arguing with a ladder on the last end pieces. Roofing is cut to length, so one piece goes all the way from peak to the eves. I did get up on top to install the ridge cap. THAT WAS interesting!!