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[flairland]

Looking good tthomas. That Komatsu sure looks like its got a lot of reach! And, is this waterfall being done at your own place??

[pitrack]

Originally Posted by tthomass

The liner on the edge is going to be a little tough. Cut along the edge, lots of silicone in front and lots of foam on the back side of the stones to keep the water going to the "fall" to exit.

What you see is only 1/2 the project. Replicate what you see and place it directly to the right of this.........4 falls in all.

I see, yeah I was going to say that has to be tricky getting that liner to work. That thing is going to look great, I hope you have a good sized pump because that will look money with a lot of water flowing down.

[tthomass]

No, this is not my house. This is a swimming pool that its dumping into. The pool pump will be feeding this so there will be lots of flow.

[Twitchy]

Thomas please tell me you're not going to use those flat different stones as the spills. Ya killing me.

[wurkn with amish]

Twitchy,
I was going to say the same thing. Todd use more natural stones that are flat, PLEASE.........
As for the rubber under the falls, instead of using silicone and lots of foam, use a termination bar to do most of the sealing. Its what they use in roofing for holing rubber liners.

[tadpole]

For sure, the use of term bars with maybe a couple of good dollops of Lap Cement will give you a good seal.

[DVS Hardscaper]

Originally Posted by tthomass

Like a tank actually and I don't have chains. That storm, pictured, dumped 24" of snow on us and I had no issues. Loaded, I'd say I'm probably around 24,000 lbs......

The storm on Dec. 19 was a dry, light, powdery snow, with a dewpoint of zero.

The snow predicted for tomorrow night and saturday is supposed to be a WET snowfall

I've always plowed with 4wd trucks with mud and snow tires. I'm considering selling our F-650 and getting a small dump truck. I'd be curious if you notice any difference in pushing / and controlling the truck (heavy, deep, wet snows somtimes push a 4wd to the side when plowing) with this heavier snow.





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[PatriotLandscape]

Hey guys I haven't been on in a while where did everyone go? this firum seems dead. posts on the first page are from a week ago!

[Paradise Landscapes]

Originally Posted by tthomass

Well, the hardscape has been done for a while but we're waiting for the ground to unlock and dry up a bit to finish everything completely. Stoop turned out real nice making it bigger and using the treads.

Picked up another Bobcat too. This one has pilot controls.

How do you build that small patio and step?

[P.Services]

Originally Posted by Twitchy

Thomas please tell me you're not going to use those flat different stones as the spills. Ya killing me.

i agree, todd you do good work i have told you that before. But those flaties look like crap. Find a natural flat stone, heck even cobbles would look better. Spend a few days look at pictures of real natural god made waterfalls and try your hardest to replicate them.