ramp for my dad by jocko500
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my brother in law who lives in Texas looked up the plans on the net and got a idea of what to do. he did use bigger wood to make it mor stronger but this did take 3 days to make. he on Friday dig the holes for the posts and put the concret in . the next day i came and help him put it together. On Sunday he put down the tar paper like roofing stuff down on the walk way and i took the photo two weeks later like this saturday lol That my older brother who lives in Denver, Co. he down here helping too. That my brother in law on top of the ramp. my sister if on the ground behind my brother. The two girls is my neices from my oldest son.
thought some one would like to see the ramp. . my brother in law did most the cutting and laying out the ramp. i just help out where I could. Try to cut the wood but was jaming up the saw. he say I going to ruin the blade. So he knew I could not cut. did use a drill and drill swears in to the wood
thanks for looking and comments
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that shed holds the hot water tank. he put tin prints on for the walls. i think they date back to 1972. I can be wrong and be older. They use for printing press for new papers. that a new back door my brother in law put in this last friday
the milk jugs he[my dad] use to full with water and use them for shooting at with his guns. he just stop useing his .44 mag. a year or two back. I think he shooting his .9mm guns now
Wow! That's some structure! Very neat work!
Your dad will be glad to have a ramp more easier for him! You did a very good job..you're very nice to do that Great captures..Thanks for sharing :)
he did use his walker to try it out and when he got to the bottom he hit the rought ground and fall down and hit his head. he was ok but he learning what he can not do with the walker
Well constructer ramp to help your dad Jock, this is a fine set of captures :)
You guys did a wonderful job on that ramp, Jocko! I'm glad you posted pics! The trees and greenery is so pretty there!
Great weekend job capture here Jock. I was wonder about those bottles, I know something to do as target or so. This gives me an idea..lol
Nice capture and photography well done...
Superb shots, Will take some time for your dad to learn what he can and can't do However he might be stubborn enough to just show you it isn't going to slow him down!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! GOOD LUCK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
wonderful that your Dad got a ramp... was nice of your brother in law to fly out and do this for him!!!
wonderful family project... I applaud you all :)
He's lucky to have all of you around to help out...
Like I said yesterday, these ramps are not the easy thing people seem to think. You can't just throw one together and they aren't cheap for materials either if you do it right. These are fabulous shots of what ya'll did.
cost around $1700 for materials
That is a NICE RAMP! Much fancier than my dad's :) But his worked good too.. just basic. Sweet of you to do this for you Dad. xx
You did your dad up just right~~great family bonds here that brought you all together!!!
I agree what a bonding you all did I bet that made your dear old dad happy and well needed for sure horray for family love ,now you all should crave your names in the wood lol:: tks for sharing !
Your dad will be proud of all of you for doing this for him. Great job on the ramp structure. Thanks for sharing your photos.
Splendid capture of that splendid construction project, Jock! Your dad should really like it.
I agree what a bonding you all did wonderful family project... I applaud you all :)
that's really great woodwork and cool photos. When I saw my father-in-law in a wheelchair first time I almost broke down and lost it. but doing projects like this is a great way to deal with things.
It looks like a sturdy piece of work.It should make it easier for your Dad to get around.
i did roof of my trapper shack with those tin prints would be 1969 minimum for me because thats when i put roof on it. they saw some are worth money depends on the year and news rarity of paper etc. did a wall in my kitchen in old place did shelac over them looked good. your ramp worked out good jock. just need to mount a 5 horse brigs on his chair!!
Great shot Jock
Your Dad probably really appreciates the ramp and all the hard work, looks like you guys did a great job!!!
Very nicely constructed I must say!!! and very cool of your bros to build it too!!! Nice captured :)
Wonderful family project.
Excellent and very interesting shots and story. Superb construction, looks very solid.
It has taken until the 21st century for man to learn how to dismiss invalidism. Bethesda is a ramp.