Posted by Iowa corn and hogs on October 29, 2012 at 05:47:01 from (99.196.78.41):
In Reply to: OTBasement posted by Bryan iniowa on October 28, 2012 at 17:03:36:
I helped my parents do the same thing in the mid 70's--used the exact same skid steer, too!! At least to begin with, then rented a bigger one. I bet we put 4, maybe 5 Kohlers in that thing. It will be worth it!! A brand-new foundation, no mice, lots of room, makes the house like new. Do absolutely everything possible--and then do more yet, on water control/drainage. That was their mistake--we ended up adding more perimeter tile a few years and a couple of flooded basements later, but has been fine ever since.
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