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Re: wood blocking for holding up a tractor
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Posted by Weldon K on October 29, 2006 at 10:46:51 from (67.141.246.217):
In Reply to: wood blocking for holding up a tractor posted by Brad in WI on October 29, 2006 at 08:53:53:
Do you have any trees on your property ? Cut some sections of various lengths from logs 10 -12" or more in diameter. Roll them around to where you need them, then flip them up on end, shim up with various thicknesses of scrap lumber if you need to. If you are determined to have square or rectangular blocks, use a chain saw and rip out some square or rectangular blocks from the pieces of logs. Or nail together pieces of scrap 2x4's ,2x6's, etc to make sizes of blocking that you need. NEVER use concrete blocks. People have been killed attempting to use them to support heavy machinery.
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