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You Know DIY Is Not For You When....

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I know most of this stuff is probably done by stupid homeowners, but it wouldn't surprise me that a couple of those plumbing things were done by a contractor. It just makes me wish I would've became a contractor instead of what I currently do.

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How did he get on top of those 3 buckets?

 

That's what I was wondering. No way you can avoid tipping those over while climbing up that high. The shifting weight as you climb would topple that stack easily (unless you only weighed about 30 pounds). That looks staged.

That's what I was wondering. No way you can avoid tipping those over while climbing up that high. The shifting weight as you climb would topple that stack easily (unless you only weighed about 30 pounds). That looks staged.
As nees said, I've done two before, but no way could you get up there without coming over from something else.
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As nees said, I've done two before, but no way could you get up there without coming over from something else.
Or help from someone.
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And these Idiots should be arrested .
How did he get on top of those 3 buckets?

 

That was John Wall all suited up. He just used his 46'' verticle.

As nees said, I've done two before, but no way could you get up there without coming over from something else.
Idiot probably used a 4th bucket .
Idiot probably used a 4th bucket .

 

Better question...

 

How does a painting crew NOT have a ladder?!?!?!

 

:lol:

Idiot probably used a 4th bucket .
There's another bucket sitting in the foreground. He might have used that one as a step...before some smart alec came a long and moved it on him. :cool:
Better question...

 

How does a painting crew NOT have a ladder?!?!?!

 

:lol:

 

Take it from somebody who's contracted a LOT of painters - and no offense to the good painters out there - but the only thing you need to "start a painting company" is a truck/van, a brush, and a roller. I used to work for a home builder before I got into commercial construction, and at one time I had fired every single painting subcontractor on the company's list of vendors.

I have been up in a bucket truck that could not reach the top of the pole. So I put my climbers on and stepped out of the bucket to climb the rest of the way to the top of the 100' foot pole. It was easier than climbing all the way to the top from the bottom.

I found this at one of our customer's homes in Union Co.

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For those of you who couldn't figure out what it was from the first photo, obviously it's a storm shelter.

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For those of you who couldn't figure out what it was from the first photo, obviously it's a storm shelter.
Yeah...or something. :cool:

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