oh man guys that was a little bit nerve-racking I've never said that big
of a trust with the Kubota I mean I knew that the weight capacity was surely
under or I guess I should say the weight capacity was a lot higher than the
weight of that trust that trust weighs about a thousand pounds and did it
really well I was a little bit nervous man I got it I'm not gonna lie I'm
really happy that we got it up there now we're gonna get it secured we'll
make sure we temporarily brace it off up here to the other truss on the end wall
then we'll bring in the second truss the second intermediate truss and we'll
start laying our purlins and get that frame really locked down once that first
Bay is up and locked down that's when I'm feeling a lot better
so what we're doing right now these guys are going up I'm kind of like the guy in
the skid loader I kind of prepped things I get all the purlins ready I get our
tents and I kind of we get into the system they get the sides nailed off and
then what we're doing right now is we're putting our temporary boards up this
building the last Bay of trust is Omiya there's only a single Bay which means we
won't use an 18-foot purlins we'll just use a 10-foot pearl and so we go ahead
and take a couple of those we put some spikes in there and then we drop it over
top of our truss and that kind of locks it in place just from falling over until
we get that first Bay up and our pearl into cross
good
not bad for my second building all right now we've got that second trust in
that's the second intermediate trust it's obviously our third trust if you're
counting the end wall but now that we've got that there and man that is about max
on that skid loader so this is a 16-foot wall 66 foot wide trust which I do
believe that's gonna put us at if I do the math 11 feet plus a 15 and a half
inch heel which means we're 27 feet 20 28 almost 28 and a half feet because
actually about 29 feet because our concrete has a curve around it so that
kind of tells you what the capacity is of that Cheyenne tella boom we forked up
a thousand pound trusts to twenty twenty-nine foot I guess I always
thought it was a thirty foot capacity well I think there is more yeah I boomed
in so I bet I can hit 30 foot
there we go we've got that first Bay of trusses up and that's what we call it's
basically one purlins set so we usually use an 18-foot pearl in or 20-footer
depending on our overhang in this instance one foot overhanging is gonna
be an 18-foot purlins a one foot lap off of both sides I will show you guys how
we brace that Bay down and get ready for the rest of the building and you know
utilizing those chains so it's it's all about perspective thanks for ruining my
thanks for ruining my video Greg but I should look at it in a different way and
say thanks for enhancing my video Greg it's all about perspective it was kind
of unfortunate we knew this was probably gonna happen the MRT 260 it just doesn't
have that oscillating axle like the 33 94 and because of that whenever he gets
caught up on uneven ground the the wheel that is the lowest always seems to dig
in because that's where the weight is pivoting you can see here once it starts
digging it basically will just keep going and that wheels dug in and with
this soft gravel it just can't do it always got to have the skid loader ready
now some a lot of people always comment on is when this camera is mounted in a
scissor lift there is a little bit of a sway side to side don't worry these
things are super safe when we're running per lens you can see we got the MRT here
the small guy and it fits right in between a Bay of eight-foot bayit
trusses and then Greg's over there and he's the one that's feeding us the
material what I'm doing is I'm nailing like four to six nails in the connection
so we got that one foot overlap both ways and I'm nailing it and then the
other ones we're getting 60 penny nails which you can see here I always get the
question how are you fastening deist purlins on the truss and we're driving
this spike right through the top of that tube i right into this MSR lumber which
is super strong and if you put this in the wrong spot good luck you can pull
them it's a lot of work you better off cutting them or breaking them or
something here you go
Hey look I found a good use for this hook dude to fly you fly tresses for
those met for fruit salad yo yo what show is that I got little kids so let's
go follow the line I think it was the the come on Zack you know they were like
all colored there's like a red guy a blue light no nothing for real people
and they they like dressed in different color and all the Wiggles yeah it's like
a peep I get CBS show and they sing a song we are buddy Greg what do you want
to pull you've gotten lazy in your old age used to do that without remember
when you used to run the center I ran the center of all time at random
walks you never asked for help never now that you're in the end we're
gonna lift in your lazy job I need your help action
complain more your old age I know I do it's funny way that works no
I always before sometimes in the box
all right we just got done with the second thing now that we have the second
bit done we're gonna go ahead and get it braced up we'll get all of our wind ties
which are our bottom cord stiffeners they go from end column to end column on
that bottom cord and then we'll drop all of our chains and get it get this thing
secured and brace down ready to kind of leave for the night I don't know if
we'll have time to jump on that last full day or not we'll see what the clock
says when we get it all squared up and braced down
now whenever we're laying out these char the chains at the top cord of the trust
we're also thinking about where our columns are coming up so right here on
this gusset plate you can see this guy this is where a column is so it's just
nice to have the strength of the building being held up at a column
location already we're going to get that chain around my kind of lock that in got
these sweet buckets holds a 50-foot chain no problem now when you do this
you want to make sure that you're holding this tight so it doesn't come
undone drop it then the weight of the chain will keep this and then that's
what we'll take back now that we've got this chain mounted up here on the top
quarter of the trust you don't get it somewhat snug you're never gonna be able
to pull this chain super tight okay that feels nice you want some good tension on
this thing well there we go another day ended up being a pretty nice afternoon
started off crummy we didn't even start working till almost 11 o'clock 10:30 due
to rain but we're gonna go ahead and pack up for the day we've got those two
bays down the last day and a half are gonna be a little bit trickier just
because we're getting into a confined space but we'll do that tomorrow
tomorrow's Thursday definitely taking her slow on this job we weren't in a big
hurry because our steel won't be here until maybe Friday if we're lucky
so you guys have a good one thanks for following along and definitely hope you
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