Posted by Roy in georgia on December 04, 2008 at 17:31:36 from (71.28.181.131):
In Reply to: OTdigging a basement posted by Fudpucker on December 04, 2008 at 16:57:15:
if you have plenty of time on your hands or if it is a real large bucket ok but if you want a 10' high wall only dig 9'down or alot of cutting will need to be done afterwards to get below the top of the wall for water runoff. I just spent 6 years working for a wall company doing res. walls and foundations. With the const. slow down I was not one of the most important people there and was high paid so I got laid off. only 2 of his guys that were formen are still there the rest are laborers. Couldn't take enough of a paycut and still drive 50+ miles to work then back.If you have any questions I will try to help e-mail is open
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