Vermont Grouse Weekend

[Dean Romig]

Originally Posted by Marc Retallack

Dean,

What part of VT? I have family in Bridgewater.

Is that a Hi-Lift peeking up above the roofline in the fourth pic?

Cheers,
Marcus

Marc, we're in the Northeast Kingdom not far from St. Johnsbury.

4th picture is Tom's New Holland tractor lifting a pallet of the rolls of roofing.

Charlie, we worked from 8:15 in the morning til 12:10 in the afternoon.... not midnight.
And I don't remember what Tom calls that roll stuff but you can read it in the picture but he calls it by another name.



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[Marc Retallack]

Thanks Dean. I hope you guys were able to make use of that New Holland in getting the sheathing up there. As a guy who has "schlepped" his share of sheathing and shingles up a ladder, it's nice to see others doing it

Thanks again, Dean.

Marcus

[Steve Hodges]

Dean, when they come that hard they taste mighty good And after all that manual labor................good shot!

[Dean Romig]

The plywood went up with the help of the New Holland about 25 sheets per load.
It is only 5/8" ply and easier to handle than 3/4. It's weather tight for the winter. In the spring it will get 4" sheets of foam insulation with standing-seam steel on top of that. Should last several generations.

[Dean Romig]

Rich, see my thread "Peoples Choice Late Arrival" for pictures and discussion.