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DIY & Home Improvement

Warpy

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1. It might be cheaper to hire a carpenter

Reply to LaydeeBug (Original post)

Mon Sep 24, 2012, 03:00 PM

Sep 2012

to come out and build one. They're not hard to do and won't cost a fortune and a half.

It beats trying to pick a tractor up to put it in the shed.

My best guess is that they have the ones that come with the shed and not separate because they're attached while the shed is being built and might be harder to retrofit without the services of, you guessed it, a carpenter.

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I am in shed ramp HELL. [View all] LaydeeBug Sep 2012 OP

It might be cheaper to hire a carpenter Warpy Sep 2012 #1

would the ramps they have at the auto supply work? mopinko Sep 2012 #2

not those two little metal thingies...they are no good. nt LaydeeBug Sep 2012 #3

It got a crappy review, but I think this will do for now... LaydeeBug Oct 2012 #4

I would've just built one jp11 Oct 2012 #5