New Cubfest activity?

Now I liked that. My problem would be that I have a wood floor and it may take all of one CubFest to empty it. :lol:
 
Tried, but couldn't find the video of a man picking up a LARGE farm building and rotating it 180 degrees and siting it back on the foundation by him self! BTW my late Uncle moved a small barn from my Aunt's place across the road to his place with a Super A, log chain, and some round timbers. Sure wish I had been there!
 
Instead of people shouldn't you be using a bunch of Cubs at a Cubfest? Use all the hydraulics to lift BOB. Those with manual lifts may want to tighten up their tension springs a bit. So any estimates on BOB's weight divided by, what is it, 500lbs the hydraulics will lift to find out how many Cubs are needed. Maybe someone should check with Barnyard to see if he actually wants BOB moved...............naaahhhhh, just spin it 180 as a prank while he's not looking and let him try to find the door :lol:
 
Scrivet":2w98a45h said:
So any estimates on BOB's weight
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Well I have no idea what BOB weighs but here are some of the ingredients to make him;
5,000 square feet of 16 gauge metal roof
5,000 sqf of 3/4” wood roof underlayment
3,192 feet of 2x6 roof rafters
560 feet of 8x8 roof beams
1280 feet of 2x8 roof truss
320 feet of 8x8 roof support
256 feet of 8x8 side posts
6,000 of 3/4” siding
960 feet purloins
4480 sqf 2x6 t&g floor
2800 feet of 2x12 floor joist (actual 2x4)
304 feet 8x8 floor base beams

Not included in these figures;
Floor for two 16’x40’ hay lofts
Walls for two 8’x16’ tack rooms
Six horse stalls
½ billion nails of various sizes
Various other hardware and such

Here is a shot of the new roof going on.
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A bit of a look at how the roof is put together from the inside.
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For more another look at the new roof project check out http://savethecub.com/barn/barnroof.htm
 
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