Gliderman8
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I just pray he uses the towel.Doc in flip flops and a towel - must erase image!
I just pray he uses the towel.Doc in flip flops and a towel - must erase image!
I just pray he uses the towel.
Oh no.... my childhood nightmares are returning.Wait.
Just wait...
Doc in flip flops and a towel - must erase image!
I just pray he uses the towel.
Because a picture of Doc dripping wet would be too much?
That’s exactly what I’ve been doing. What makes it hard is that the builder used nails with ribs on them so they wouldn’t pull out. On top of that many of the heads break off from the pressure put on them.Ellot, cut the old boards in half it's easier to manage and pull that way.
Here you go Don...
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I soon learned that about cutting the boards short. After that photo was taken I started cutting the boards in half. As you say, it’s still a PITA getting the nails out. When the head breaks, I put my visegrip on it and use the prybar on it and they’ve been coming out.Geez Elliot, You just made your work harder making them that small
Those nails are rimshanks and almost impossible to get out.
So they are serving their pupose so to speak.
If you had just cut the boards in half you could use leverage with a crow bar to pull them up
I had to cut quite a few of my nails off because they didn't use galvie's. They probably were rusted by the time they finished the deck things rust that fast here