Got my electrial,water and sewer installed on the pad now grading for the concrete and 30 x 60 building begins after I move all the sex rocks and get 1 pecan tree relocated,lol now the wait starts with Scottsdale and their friggn permits
6" inch fully reinforced concrete?
Pit?
Quote from: DoubleEagle on September 15, 2020, 06:31:42 PM
Okay, what are those?
Oh Walter in my business they were fu**** rocks
Wow Clifford, I hope it's cooled down some, how's Sonja doing? tom...
Quote from: lvmci on September 15, 2020, 10:05:15 PM
Wow Clifford, I hope it's cooled down some, how's Sonja doing? tom...
Sonja is doing ok lol but she wants out of the chair to walk and that will be another 4 weeks.I am using the time to do some work,I have a park area in a circle I ran service where I can park 6 buses for visitors,Scottsdale won't let me run sewer there so I am installing showers in the men and womens rest room in the building that is on site
Sound great! Are you going to move your shop from Ft Mojave? Do the dogs like the new place? tom...
Clifford let us new when the RV pad Model is open ;D
Consider going extra thick on the RV pad. Like 12" thick with rebar along with the matt. That pad will be around for a very long time and one has no notion as to what may be eventually parked there.
Yep ... A pit with power lighting and drainage? How long is a semi? Again, long term. This is stretching things but how about a small safe space or bunker. Now spending lots of money. Good luck.
6-8" with a 4000 lb. or more mix should be plenty, after all, he's got plenty of sex rocks for fill. :o Even Cliff will run out of money with you guys spending it for him. How about a deep well for an automatic sprinkler system in case a wildfire comes by?
LOL I am thinking about polishing the bed of Granite and calling it good ,I am going broke buying rock teeth for my Case 580M backhoe @ 2 sets a day
Guess that means the idea of digging a trench for the pit is out. Too bad, that would be way handy.
Jim
Quote from: HB of CJ on September 16, 2020, 12:41:49 PM
Consider going extra thick on the RV pad. Like 12" thick with rebar along with the matt. That pad will be around for a very long time and one has no notion as to what may be eventually parked there.
Yep ... A pit with power lighting and drainage? How long is a semi? Again, long term. This is stretching things but how about a small safe space or bunker. Now spending lots of money. Good luck.
12" is a little much I think
We have 6" with rebar, have had over 96,000 lbs on it from one vehicle, Number 4 bar at 16" or 24" centers for those who like tec specs
I don't exactly remember the spacing
6" is plenty IMO ???
Ditto on 6" slab. #5 rebar would help a lot.
It is not a work shop it is a insulated, air condition shop so I can park my Country Coach in when we are not using it with a 12 ft wide concrete pad to park outside too,The approach apron and 1st 10 feet of the building will be 7 inches thick the remainder will be 6 inches thick with # 4 rebar on 12 inch centers.I have a 80w x 100L x 24 H on the property I could convert to a shop if I wanted to work ;D and Scottsdale would stop messing with me plus I still have my place in Mohave Valley 40x60x18 .I bought this place sold it and to take it back this year or I would stay in Mohave Valley ( when it is cool that is )
Critical is compaction of ground before pour. My shop is 48 x60 Morton building. Roof pitch was increased for storage.15 foot ceiling, 12x12 doors. As long as I don't get a newish Prevost, my 4905 fits nicely. 1" inch clearance above roof airs. Building has 9" insulation in walls and 12" in ceiling. Stays 72 to 73 in hottest part of summer. 32 in winter. If doors are kept closed.
Quote from: chessie4905 on September 17, 2020, 04:14:18 AM
Critical is compaction of ground before pour. My shop is 48 x60 Morton building. Roof pitch was increased for storage.15 foot ceiling, 12x12 doors. As long as I don't get a newish Prevost, my 4905 fits nicely. 1" inch clearance above roof airs. Building has 9" insulation in walls and 12" in ceiling. Stays 72 to 73 in hottest part of summer. 32 in winter. If doors are kept closed.
Compaction is not a problem in this granite, I had to under cut the granite for a cushion, we go higher in AZ because of the heat rising
Quote from: luvrbus on September 16, 2020, 07:43:29 PM
I still have my place in Mohave Valley 40x60x18
FWIW. It's only 18' when the door is up all the way LOL ;D
Sorry Clifford I just couldn't pass that one up ;) ;D
Quote from: Van on September 17, 2020, 08:32:42 AM
FWIW. It's only 18' when the door is up all the way LOL ;D
Sorry Clifford I just couldn't pass that one up ;) ;D
Yep you had to remind me
;D
So whereabouts in Scottsdale we are up in Cornville
Quote from: edvanland on September 17, 2020, 09:54:06 AM
So whereabouts in Scottsdale we are up in Cornville
Pima and Dynamite about 4 miles from CaveCreek/Carefree
Can I make my reservation now for Dynomite, Cliff? Bout time you moved over there.
By the way, I ran into Hatt at Penninsula, man that place is booming, never seen so many employee cars in the lot. RV business booming they say.
Quote from: Boomer on September 17, 2020, 07:28:39 PM
Can I make my reservation now for Dynomite, Cliff? Bout time you moved over there.
Mark when it comes to you I am like Motel 6 the light is always on
What's Tee time and at which course. No wonder they want money for permits with all the Golf Course in that area or are they all private?
Quote from: Dave5Cs on September 17, 2020, 08:24:07 PM
What's Tee time and at which course. No wonder they want money for permits with all the Golf Course in that area or are they all private?
Some are private but open to the public, some public courses ,come on down and we will play 18 my treat but but I drive the cart 8),I played 18 today with the boys lol cannot fool them anylonger they wouldn't buy me with the highest score I won
greeting to you clifford, Sandy and I will be down mid-october, we'll stop by, be good to see you and sonja. john