I loaded up my vending machine and got to dig out a bay pit.
Water Wizard Preparation – Removed stuff
I removed the bay signs and foam brush holders today.
Water Wizard Preparation – Concrete plan
My plan for the rear of the automatic is to install a drain in between the bay slab and the slab that I am going to pour. This drain will need to be routed around the side to the pit drain. Sounds like fun!
Water Wizard Preparation – Asphalt
Using the pickaxe I was able to get large chunks of asphalt after I cut with my Hitachi dry cut masonry saw CM 4SB2.
I broke my 2.5 pound pickaxe, sawed my saws cord and sawed my extention cord.
So I had to purchase a 5 pound pickaxe, which I bent somehow, but I completed my mission today.
Water Wizard Preparation – Asphalt
I cut out about a 4 foot by 16 foot square with my grinder and blade (DeWalt XP Diamond blade (DW4701)) today. The asphalt is about 1 1/2 inches thick.
I did not complete very much today but my grinder was over heating and I think maybe my pickaxe would really help more then a hammer or my hammer drill.
Clean up fun!
I got to dig out a pit today which is always fun.
Willie Nelson’s Ice Cream?
I’m not sure what Willie Nelson has to do with Ben & Jerry’s Country Peach Cobbler Ice Cream but it is pretty good. Luckily this ice cream is on my diet. If you like peach cobble you should try it.
Water Wizard Preparation – Asphalt
My concrete bay at the carwash is a little short (30 feet) and I need to make some concrete footers for the entry gate. I need to cut the asphalt then dig it up to pour the concrete footers (3 feet from the concrete bay). I am not really sure how to do this but I purchased a DeWalt XP Diamond blade (DW4701) for my grinder. My plan is to cut the asphalt with the grinder then pick axe and shovel the asphalt out?
Water Wizard Preparation
I started removing all the unnecessary stuff in the bay today.
Vacuum nozzle problem
I think that this is the worse vacuum nozzle I have had so far.