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whereweare
Yellow arrow points to our house here in the Green Mts of Vermont. NH in the distance
Date: 01/19/2008
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cootpic
Here's our Coot before doing any work. The pipe structure is probably not a roll bar, but was to transport fire fighting equipment.
Date: 01/19/2008
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cootengine
With the engine installed. Lots of temporary stuff yet, but I was eager to get it running
Date: 01/19/2008
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cootengine2
Engine seen from another angle. This was a very tight fit and I cut an access hole in the side of the tub to get at the oil filter. I will not take this Coot in the water.
Date: 01/19/2008
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barnbeforecover
Coots and things need cover and we made this one for about $1.00/sq foot. Took me and my son-in-law about three days to cut, glue and nail (used nail gun) the trusses and put them up.
Date: 01/19/2008
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tractorused2cover
One guy stood on the tractor forks and unrolled the plastic while one drove the tractor.
Date: 01/19/2008
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barncovered
Took less than an hour to unroll the plastic and affix it with lath and finish nails.
Date: 01/19/2008
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barnwithsnow
And, yes, it does withstand a considerable snow load and very high winds (at least 45 mph so far). The snow usually slides off pretty easily, but it I get anxious I'll use a roof rake to pull it off.
Date: 01/19/2008
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beezNdetail
Normal course of events but still seems a bit harsh.
Date: 02/19/2008
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