08-28-2014, 11:27 AM
in true engineer fashion, i am calculating the WEIGHT of the shop. my son in law and i were sitting on the patio watching the concrete trucks and brought up it would be cool to know how much it weighed. so i have been keeping track of the weights of everything. like the lumber package i knew to the pound because the drivers showed me the weigh ticket for it.
i know how much dirt was brought in, how much gravel, how much concrete, the wood, i know how many squares of roof tile and what it weighs, i have to estimate stucco and drywall but that cant be too hard.
the weight counting the pad building is going to be stunning. then i can calculate the shop to newell weight ratio. an important thing to know.
only an engineer....
tom
i know how much dirt was brought in, how much gravel, how much concrete, the wood, i know how many squares of roof tile and what it weighs, i have to estimate stucco and drywall but that cant be too hard.
the weight counting the pad building is going to be stunning. then i can calculate the shop to newell weight ratio. an important thing to know.
only an engineer....
tom
2014 Haulmark 40' Super C on Freightliner Cascadia ISX15 Easton 13 speed
Former Owner 1990 38' Newell Coach 236 8V92
Former Owner 1999 45'8" Newell Coach 526 Series 60
Former Owner 2002 45'8" Newell Coach 608 Series 60

