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Hey nice trailer. Any plans to build?

I know it sounds crazy, but do you think 39 of these would support a 24'x48' house? I would do a pile every 4' so 13 on each support beam, with a total of 3 beams, then build by crossmembers on that. This would be the only way I could realistically afford to do it. Any thoughts and opinions would be amazing.

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Never take advice from someone who wears flip flops to work.

Nice! Is it 12x12 or can it be 14x14

We have a double pergola on our deck, but one side is a bit smaller than the other. We did it that way so our post wouldn’t interfere with the slider door. I took both the sail shades to a commercial upholsterer and he stitched them together. That way we don’t have a gap where water runs through. Also, we did the 4x4 build, but with rafters and we have zero shake/wobble. It’s held up quite well here in New England. I just wish the shade was retractable, like on a roller system, so we could have the option of pulling it back when we want more sun. Also, I wish their prices were more affordable but they do have sales from time to time.

I agree

Do you think ground screws would be an easier and more stable install than the helical pile since the screws don't have the large blade that cause the wiggle room?

When you needed real muscle or adult supervision, the wife came out. You married well 🙄

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loose the dam music

😂 @ false notion of masculinity. This video is very helpful. Thank you 😊

Great thanks for the video

Does the casement window open entirely? Looks like it might hit the post if opened.

music is a huge distraction

Nice...

i drove these into gravelly clay soil and it was a bit easier (with a 2x4 lever), even my wife was able to finish the last 12 inches down.

Did you consider a side mount into the house, or didn't want to go there? Also, why the cross beams in the back against the house? Thanks, awesome video

Do you think installing the stabilizers on the screws would have helped with the wiggle?

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I bought it but I found the same connectors in amazon for 1/3 of the price , troja is a very very expensive option

Did you just attached the post onto the deck?

Lot of wood could have been reused?

I enjoyed the environment more than the lecture

I have only 12' of patio from house to edge of it so if I want a (whatever length - 8 - 10 - 12) x 12' deep pergola, it seems that it wouldn't fit since the bases extend that distance out by 10" to 12' 10". Is that correct? I was thinking I could just make the beams shorter by 10" but then the shade wouldn't fit properly? What is the final distance from outer edge of one base to outer edge of the other?

Thanks

13:13 is the cutest part of the video ! whr the robot shows up to inspect !:(

Lucky no one got hurt

What type of lumber did you use?

Never settle for okay. Do your best to get it right then you will have something to be proud of.

Is there a way to anchor straight into the ground without cementing?

Too much oil causes a lean condition? Wrong!!! And what you said about water in the oil is totally wrong, it will go to the bottom of the oil reservoir and freeze, causing your engine to seize. Same thing happens with water in your gas tank, water is heavier than both gas and oil.

I have an 05 600. Mine doesn’t have a starter. Is it possible to easily add one?

is cottage in muskoka? how deep did you go??

Did you protect the wood after all? Or leave it un protected

The sun will break down anything over time.

My Toja Grid feet have rusted pretty bad, in Orlando being outside, and not with the screws but the actual metal itself - I purchased in 2020

What a thinker who practices what he believes

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This is my dad actually this is no joke you know my dad's video

The whole thing why we should probably start going to the cottage. By now we have it done at a week

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Those brackets are robotically welded. I know the people who built the welding cells. Apparently it was very difficult to program and get the proper torch angle. P.S. I am a robotics technician.

You sound like eric the car guy. Good video don't have a skidoo but gotta switch from Yamaha

My wheels' plastic hub got melted bcuz of friction while I was towing it about 200 m. what about you?

Flip flops!! 😂

I put in 10 piles , into very hard soil , going around in circles was terribly hard, i brought a cordless impact driver with 800ft of torque it worked great bit overheated and had to rest the impact drive until cooled off.

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Hint...Shut music off in background so we can hear you clearly. No patron wants to pay for music when we get it for free.