roofman
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brightspark
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did the scrotes nick the lead of the church roof 
or is that a lighning conductor in background?? tidy job by the way 
or is that a lighning conductor in background?? tidy job by the way 
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Smart job. There's some fellas doing the built up felt (right under our feet) on a job at the moment. Harder job than it looks. How long did that take you?
Not suprising roofers have bad knees....
Not suprising roofers have bad knees....
roofman
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did the scrotes nick the lead of the church roof
no we took off copper backed felt which was over 25 years old and getting rough looking...thats the cross of the mass you see there
roofman
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Shox Dr
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Very nice.
Don't work with that stuff, I fact I try and stay away from roofs these days. However I did have to replace this and a damn sight more last week after a short lived tornado ran through this place rearranging half the roofs. I've not worked with Big 6 for a longtime, I forgot how heavy it is
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Picture shows a small amout of damage the roof you can see in the background I built a year ago, has no sides left
All work I guess
Don't work with that stuff, I fact I try and stay away from roofs these days. However I did have to replace this and a damn sight more last week after a short lived tornado ran through this place rearranging half the roofs. I've not worked with Big 6 for a longtime, I forgot how heavy it is
.Picture shows a small amout of damage the roof you can see in the background I built a year ago, has no sides left
All work I guess
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Must be lovely working up on a roof this time of year with all that fresh air.
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brightspark
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and climbing ladders and repairing and renewing floodlights specialy when u cant feel your fingers
Shox Dr
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ReallyCalled off job today, just too god damn windy. No fun in a 60' cherry picker
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I think the wind speed limit is 28mph on the ones we hire at work, never seen anyone check with an anemometer? yet
Shox Dr
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You wouldn't catch me up there, in 20mph winds never mind 28.
Mind you the Windsock on the Airfield next to us was hanging to the pole with it's teeth today so I reckon it was well over 28mph. Needless to say we weren't up there for long.
Spent the rest of the day in the workshop, refurb'ing the lathe
Mind you the Windsock on the Airfield next to us was hanging to the pole with it's teeth today so I reckon it was well over 28mph. Needless to say we weren't up there for long.
Spent the rest of the day in the workshop, refurb'ing the lathe
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Just shows how different our countries really are. Here in aus all the roofing is tile or corogated iron, i cant say i`ve seen a roof like that anywhere i`ve been in my travels round the country. I can see there would be a real skill attached to doing a good job and getting a great finish.
roofman
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Shox Dr...thats one scarey roof mate,i wont go on them assy roofs after my mate 20 years ago fell through one and landed on my flask of hot coffee Ide rather be working in this climate as apposed to when i lived in California thou and worked in 130 F,had to start at 4.30 am and get done for midday otherwise you got fried.. Thank god my Yanky wife wants to live here for my last 10 years working as too old for grafting in that heat now 
Ide rather be working in this climate as apposed to when i lived in California thou and worked in 130 F,had to start at 4.30 am and get done for midday otherwise you got fried.. Thank god my Yanky wife wants to live here for my last 10 years working as too old for grafting in that heat now
Shox Dr
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Tell me about it
.We managed to get most of the debris off the pitched roof, from the flat roof using along piece of wood with a few nails in the end. There's still some we couldn't reach so I'll have to make some crawling boards
. And then we have to repair it. A long with 3 other sheds one what's 400yds long
back in me days of roofing, cement fibre sheets, and some aspestos i suspect!
we never had the luxury of chery pickers or forklifts, a tight **** comp i worked for.
so we had to shoulder carry the big6 sheets up a ladder, played **** we me back and often went home we a bleeding shoulder.
and a friend used to carry a cutting set onto the steel work, up a ladder one bottle at a time, one propane then the oxy, skiny little git he is, but fecked if i could mannage that.
we never had the luxury of chery pickers or forklifts, a tight **** comp i worked for.
so we had to shoulder carry the big6 sheets up a ladder, played **** we me back and often went home we a bleeding shoulder.
and a friend used to carry a cutting set onto the steel work, up a ladder one bottle at a time, one propane then the oxy, skiny little git he is, but fecked if i could mannage that.
