Posted by Cummins 1955 on June 09, 2008 at 15:45:45 from (4.224.69.109):
In Reply to: raising large posts posted by StuBC on June 09, 2008 at 07:26:12:
I am going to take the easy way out here. We have a local truss contractor who has a boom truck and have found it to be the most reasonable SAFE way to do things. We moved round corn cribs and the roofs had to come off. Tried several different ways, and got them off, but it was dicy. Called boom truck out to put them back on out of desperation. Total charge $275 for 4 roofs(2002). We had that much in one gin pole that was not safe! We have had them out several times since for odd and ends and it is always very reasonable. If you are going to set trusses on top of them, I would set an afternoon appointment, and set the poles, work all evening with my buddys get all braced up and headers on and set trusses in the morning. Alot safer and much less headache. Maybe more than you know. LOL
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