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  • stevef22
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    Thank you, Steve

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  • david s
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    Originally posted by stevef22 View Post

    Too cool ( pun intended ). Would ice crush under 1000lbs weight?

    Thank you!
    Obviously one ice block would, you need plenty of them.

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  • Chach
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    Originally posted by stevef22 View Post
    Thanks Chach, If I was smarter would have put rebar "handles" on all 4 corners to easily connect chain. Making the straps a non issue.

    Next time Im pouring in PLACE! lol
    Yeah if its not balanced it would for sure want to do a somersault...You live and you learn...but probably was still faster than building and removing a frame to pour in place...You had the right idea.

    Ricky

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  • stevef22
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    Originally posted by david s View Post
    Too late now, but you can lower the slab onto ice so you can remove the straps easily without damaging the edge of the slab. In addition the ice enables you to shift the slab relatively easily for final adjustment as well as being able to squish some mortar in the gap before the ice melts.
    Too cool ( pun intended ). Would ice crush under 1000lbs weight?

    Thank you!
    Last edited by stevef22; 04-12-2020, 08:24 PM.

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  • david s
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    Too late now, but you can lower the slab onto ice so you can remove the straps easily without damaging the edge of the slab. In addition the ice enables you to shift the slab relatively easily for final adjustment as well as being able to squish some mortar in the gap before the ice melts.
    Last edited by david s; 04-12-2020, 04:48 PM.

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  • stevef22
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    Thanks Chach, If I was smarter would have put rebar "handles" on all 4 corners to easily connect chain. Making the straps a non issue.

    Next time Im pouring in PLACE! lol

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  • Chach
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    Nice..we use precast pads like that for pad mount utility transformers. Glad you installed it on the base with no harm. Seeing thise ratchet straps worried me..we usually use slings in the those cables that are looped out of the precast as they are poured in and you don't have to lift to get the straps out....Your well on your way to getting thst dome started.

    Ricky

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  • stevef22
    started a topic 1000+ LBS fly through the air! VIDEO

    1000+ LBS fly through the air! VIDEO

    Don't be a dum dum like me. Pour your concrete in place. Smaller precast is fine. Bigger concrete is dangerous. You need to have friends with heavy equipment.

    11 bags of 80LB concrete mix + rebar + water.




    Thought you might appreciate this video. Enjoy

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    WFO build album here.
    Last edited by stevef22; 04-12-2020, 02:26 PM.
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