Charlotte, NC area: hate on OP, houses, boats & hoes

Horse trade the 4th gen and they give some cash on top!

 

I put the pavers up on FB marketplace for free this morning and some folks came and dragged them off. I'll get some more quotes, but if I can't get that cut in half I'll DIY.

 

Been awhile since I’ve done concrete but I’ll happily lend a hand. Payment is letting my pup do a dive off of your dock

 

Our SR5 premium is worth an extra 3k right now from brand new lmao

 

That would be awesome, maybe he can teach my knuckleheads how to swim.

 

Just takes one good swimming dog to make the rest of them learned. My buddy brought his golden retriever down from Indianapolis and we went hiking in DuPoint at Triple Falls. Couple minutes of coaxing and my golden jumped in, now she CRAVES the water.

Trade you dog swimming lessons for WHITE CLAWZ

 

Actually thought about getting a new one, they are relatively cheap, cheap to mod, and a little faster than the old ones. I really want a new GT4 but that wouldn't be responsible. I think I'll try to invest some more money and see what happens in two years or so.

 

If you DIY let me know. I do concrete regularly. Ill help you out if i can.

 

I'll come over and watch and heckle you both how you are doing it wrong, even though I have zero experience with concrete.

 

My lab is scared of the water.

i don't know about that my german shepard and jack russell loved swimming the other 2 I had at the time just stood on the side lines and barked at them.

 

Heckling trumps experience...

 

Took a little rid in the woods this afternoon.

 

Oh thanks man, I’m getting a couple more quotes but if they keep coming in high, concrete and fish day? I’ll supply the beer, bait and bbq.

 

In like flynn

 

my experience consists of what I saw and read on the internet.

 

You fit right in.... grab a white management hard hat and enjoy your day!!

 

Thats a nice chunk of change, did they say if this was 1 or 2 days of work? If 2 days, for a crew, plus concrete and equipment, overhead and profit, not out of the realm of being fair. Still, a fair amount of money though

 

They didn't say, but it's only 3-4 yards of concrete. I could form it and pour it myself in two days, so professionals should be able to do it in less, especially if they had a crew. They may have had a pump truck in the quote though since the truck can't get down there. One of the other guys I talked to though said it could be done with powered wheelbarrow.

 

This is my new favorite thing.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xHotXbGZiFY

 

Thats gold.