William H. (Bill) Barham
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Good Mornin' Y'All..
Not much going on here.. My canopy that I've had over the boat and trailer for three years has started to disintegrate. Well, the material anyway.:huh: I went to tighten it up yesterday and discovered that. I have another canopy top from one that the snow made collapse a few years ago so I might just try pulling that over the old one and see what happens. I also have two sides and a back that I never put up/used.
Now for the $64. dollar question. All of that is free but quite a bit of work for me that I don't know if I can do. I can't get on any ladders and Nancy sure can't either but everything is free. And every time it snows someone has to keep going outside to knock the snow off.
The other choice is to buy one of the metal ones and have that installed. There is a place right up the street from me that sells those and also sells prefabbed little houses and garage type buildings made by the Amish. They have learned they have to move from the area they are now so there are some deals. The metal car port I was looking at was $795. and I had to get it. Sunday he told me $695. and he would deliver and anchor it! He also offered one of the nice wooden garages, usually $3700. but now for $2700.
That's what I would really like but I would need a permit and take a lot of my fence down and it's a lot more money. If I remember right it's 14'x 24' with two windows, wooden floor, garage door, regular door.
Right now I'm leaning toward the metal $695 one. It's a lot cheaper and I don't have to deal with the county. I also think that the sides and back of my other canopy would fit this one if I really needed it.
Everyone have a great and safe day!
Uncle Billy
Not much going on here.. My canopy that I've had over the boat and trailer for three years has started to disintegrate. Well, the material anyway.:huh: I went to tighten it up yesterday and discovered that. I have another canopy top from one that the snow made collapse a few years ago so I might just try pulling that over the old one and see what happens. I also have two sides and a back that I never put up/used.
Now for the $64. dollar question. All of that is free but quite a bit of work for me that I don't know if I can do. I can't get on any ladders and Nancy sure can't either but everything is free. And every time it snows someone has to keep going outside to knock the snow off.
The other choice is to buy one of the metal ones and have that installed. There is a place right up the street from me that sells those and also sells prefabbed little houses and garage type buildings made by the Amish. They have learned they have to move from the area they are now so there are some deals. The metal car port I was looking at was $795. and I had to get it. Sunday he told me $695. and he would deliver and anchor it! He also offered one of the nice wooden garages, usually $3700. but now for $2700.
That's what I would really like but I would need a permit and take a lot of my fence down and it's a lot more money. If I remember right it's 14'x 24' with two windows, wooden floor, garage door, regular door.
Right now I'm leaning toward the metal $695 one. It's a lot cheaper and I don't have to deal with the county. I also think that the sides and back of my other canopy would fit this one if I really needed it.
Everyone have a great and safe day!
Uncle Billy