Thank you for your presentation. I learned a lot about the construction in a simple easy to understand format. I also appreciate the genuine sincerity of your presence.
We build about 3 ramps per month. Very much like yours. We now Torx screw only around the posts and transfers in slope to facilitate removal and reuse of the sections on the next project. About half of the ramps are only used for about a year, we air nail the deck boards with galvanized 2 inch ring shank nails except around the posts. We build a 30 foot ramp with one turnaround in about 4-6 hours with about 8-10 guys from about 4-6 Baptist churches. Air nailing is much cheaper than screwing and much easier to disassemble for reuse elsewhere. It takes about 4-6 guys to disassemble and load a no longer needed ramp on to our long bed trailer for storage at a local farm until needed.. we also have bought a power auger ethic an 8” blade. Holes go Down about 3 ft with no concrete. Makes removal easy. Hope this helps a bit. Bless you on your ramp ministry. Work safely. JoeB. Hertford NC Baptist Church
Thank you for Sharin this is Very Helpful in my Build Knowing that God Made Guys Like you to help Others in ther Building Keep up the great Work God Bless
Thanks so much, David, to you and your crew for this video. Headed to Deweyville next month with UMArmy to replace ramp at the. Hutch. Miss playing music with you my friend. Tell Sharon hello. God Bless.
Amen, looks great. Have to build one for my older sister. Problem is her deck is 4 feet high, this is going to be a problem, length, no where to turn. I have to figure this one out. Thank-you.
Where are you located? I do not use a wheelchair, I broke a hip years as back and I have trouble walking up and down steps. I live in Aynor SC, if you are not in this area can you lead me to someone in my area that may be able to help me. Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your presentation.
I learned a lot about the construction in a simple easy to understand format. I also appreciate the genuine sincerity of your presence.
We build about 3 ramps per month. Very much like yours. We now Torx
screw only around the posts and transfers in slope to facilitate removal and reuse of the sections on the next project. About half of the ramps are only used for about a year, we air nail the deck boards with galvanized 2 inch ring shank nails except around the posts. We build a 30 foot ramp with one turnaround in about 4-6 hours with about 8-10 guys from about 4-6 Baptist churches. Air nailing is much cheaper than screwing and much easier to disassemble for reuse elsewhere. It takes about 4-6 guys to disassemble and load a no longer needed ramp on to our long bed trailer for storage at a local farm until needed.. we also have bought a power auger ethic an 8” blade. Holes go Down
about 3 ft with no concrete. Makes removal easy.
Hope this helps a bit. Bless you on your ramp ministry. Work safely.
JoeB. Hertford NC Baptist Church
God bless you and your crews that build these for the needy. Sorry to say I'm one that needs it now after a lifetime of being active.
Thank you for Sharin this is Very Helpful in my Build Knowing that God Made Guys Like you to help Others in ther Building Keep up the great Work God Bless
Thanks so much, David, to you and your crew for this video. Headed to Deweyville next month with UMArmy to replace ramp at the. Hutch. Miss playing music with you my friend. Tell Sharon hello. God Bless.
Opps, I meant church, not Hutch…
Amen, looks great. Have to build one for my older sister. Problem is her deck is 4 feet high, this is going to be a problem, length, no where to turn. I have to figure this one out. Thank-you.
I am curious what size pieces of wood do you use on the actual brand is it 2 x 6 or 2 x 8 thank you very much really like this video
Where are you located? I do not use a wheelchair, I broke a hip years as back and I have trouble walking up and down steps. I live in Aynor SC, if you are not in this area can you lead me to someone in my area that may be able to help me. Thank you for your help.
Try The United Way or Salvation Army.
"... for unless the Lord builds the house, its builders..." Could someone complete this sentence or provide the full quote?
Did you use pressure treated joists? Thanks so much for the video.
God bless you.
Plus I rent the land
I prefer to build with Woodglut plans.