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Old 10-27-2012, 08:31 AM
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Beat Duke to it for a change.
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Beat Duke to it for a change.
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I have been saving for a while and was going to wait till the spring to build it, but my mother sold her place and now I have to move the things that I have stored there. Plus her neighbor has a couple more Cubs that will need a new home.

The trusses were delivered yesterday. I get home after dark and I leave in the dark, so I will have my daughter get some pictures tomorrow. They look good sitting there. The builder said maybe tomorrow but I am thinking it will be Monday when they start.
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This is what I am going to heat it with. It is a Hardy wood heater. This will be my 5th winter using it.
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I know yall like pictures so here are my truck and trailer and my daughter the first time when she drove my tractor. I will post my pictures of my Cubs when I can do a family picture. I have them stored in 3 different places, but not for long!
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Very nice! Thanks for the pics.
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Here is the progress. The builder should be here Monday. I am putting where the grass has been cut away at the end of the drive way. We have been here for 15 years so it is past time for a shop.
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Cool deal! Thanks for the pic and update.
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This is what I am going to heat it with. It is a Hardy wood heater. This will be my 5th winter using it.
Cool deal! That's what I heat with, both my 1500 sq ft shop and house. Is that an H4 model or larger? They do like the wood though.

Hope they get started soon on the shop, you'll wonder how you made it without so long.
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They got started today. All the posts are in except 2. I will post some pictures when I can get some computer time.
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