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[JoeVibe]

you can rent the saw. easy way to hold down the mess enclose the area to be cut with a plastic hut (bubble)and wear a mask while doing the cutting. tape a shop-vac hose thru the bubble.

I thought about renting a saw and doing it myself but the contractor was slow and gave me a great price so it wasn't a hard decision to let him do it. He said all I had to worry about was a little slurry spray off the blade but it was more than that. I would have definitely done a better job of covering everything if I had any idea.

[MIKEYTEE]

He said all I had to worry about was a little slurry spray off the blade but it was more than that.

And now you know what a little slurry spray is! 

Mike
 

[JoeVibe]

He said all I had to worry about was a little slurry spray off the blade but it was more than that.

And now you know what a little slurry spray is! 

Mike
 

Yep!  How you doing Mikey?

[smkymtnboy]

I thought about renting a saw and doing it myself but the contractor was slow and gave me a great price so it wasn't a hard decision to let him do it. He said all I had to worry about was a little slurry spray off the blade but it was more than that. I would have definitely done a better job of covering everything if I had any idea.

that would have been my choice. not having to eat all the dust is worth something for sure!!

[foxman]

That's a great job Joe Vibe. Well planned. That's a good idea running the hydraulic hose under the concrete in pvc like that. I'm jealous, and now I have another project to do

[JoeVibe]

That's a great job Joe Vibe. Well planned. That's a good idea running the hydraulic hose under the concrete in pvc like that. I'm jealous, and now I have another project to do

Thanks Foxman! I'm really happy with the way it turned out. By the way.... nice bike!!

[08glide]

I understand.  I just got tired of rolling around on the floor of my garage and I know that's not gonna get any easier as I get even older.

This has been a three step process for me:

1) Find a lift I liked and could afford - done.
2) Make room in the garage - done.
3) Get the money together to buy it........work in progress.

uhmmm! get the money for a lift     maybe have to give up a couple of weekend trips to save the  $$$   tuff decision

[JoeVibe]

uhmmm! get the money for a lift     maybe have to give up a couple of weekend trips to save the  $$$   tuff decision

Hi Ray! Happy New Year. I didn't want to give up any trips, that's why it took me so long to pile up the cash.