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[knot for shore]

Wheres the Pics ?

They're coming tonight.

Got all the siding riped off and tar paper on after work on friday. The girls (Sandy, our neightbor and Kim) and my son helped unload the stone first thing saturday so it went quick. Got the wire mesh on after about using a million roofing nails. I wish I had a nail gun for this part! Got the scratch coat on yesterday. Looks good. Has to dry for 24 to 36 hrs before placing the stone on it. They're real stone so it needs a good bond.

[Ace1st]

You should be fine dude, I have hauled cattle for years with a goose neck that had tongue weight over a ton. You dont have far to go, shouldnt be a problem, just take your time and keep your distance from others.

[Ace1st]

You should be fine dude, I have hauled cattle for years with a goose neck that had tongue weight over a ton. You dont have far to go, shouldnt be a problem, just take your time and keep your distance from others.

DUUUUUUUUUUH.......If I had read all the post....I would have seen you already knew the answer!!!!

[knot for shore]

Here are the pics so far with the stone intall.

the first one is Sandy, the guy with the hoses girlfriend.....

Kim's lounging after a hard couple hrs at the gym. And of course that's Abby.

A lot of work so far but I think it will turn out nice. Better than melted siding anyway.

[GiantSquid2008]

anyone ever hauled 2000 lbs in a chevrolet 1500? will it kill the truck? i'm putting stone on one of my outside walls at the house and need to haul two pallets (two runs) home. just don't want to kill my truck is all.

Home Depot rents trucks pretty cheap and as long as you drive it back in one piece you're fine. No worries about long term effects on your truck.