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A 40' tractor trailer showed up at 8:00. It took 5 hours to unload.
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While the truck is unloaded Jerry and I shoveled the ice and snow out of the basement. The water will be there until the house is weather-tight.
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Another view of the full truck
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These are the panels for the second floor outside walls. Each panel is studded and covered with plywood. Siding is done in the traditional way later.
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the majority of the wood comes pre-cut to the 1/16th of an inch. These are 2x12's for the house.
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Here is the driveway after the truck has been unloaded. Everything has been sorted into piles.
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Here are some of the trusses and plywood.
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Each truss is made to size. Note that the open space allows for power and other utilities to be run through the truss without drilling.
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Typical beams. Note each is cut to exact size
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Panels stacked on the lawn.
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Work began on the sills soon after the truck left.
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Photos of the second truck load. This load included the window panels and the roofing materials. Everything is covered due to the lousy weather.
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