Posted by VADAVE on April 24, 2019 at 12:38:44 from (68.100.100.68):
In Reply to: Missionary adhesive? posted by Geo-TH,In on April 24, 2019 at 11:08:22:
First George who tells him to put a footer under the drain--not saying that is not what to do--just asking who says. Now as far as separating the blocks if it has already settled then the mortar between the blocks at that point is already cracked or the blocks are cracked and will have to be replaced. Now use a hammer and knock the blocks apart till you get to a solid wall; then use a cold Chisel to clean the good blocks of mortar. Build the footer so it is level with the bottom course of blocks--remembering to build in the drain--Then when set up rebuild the wall. Which will be all kinds of fun. Remember you'll need some new blocks. BTW Larry-on-the-corner can give more or better advice cause that was what he did during his working life.
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