Recent content by miko244

same situation here. i work alone so sometimes renting the proper equipment has better outcomes than hiring someone to dig one hole while you dig another. I have alot of fence to build on top of a rock cliff. I have found that you can rent a rock auger drill bit for a couple of hundread bucks...

try mounting a ten foot stick of pvc to the end of that ball valve,then drill some small holes into that pvc. This will allow you to create some sort of pressure and cover more area at one time.

Five foot spans are pretty much normal in the flooring. But then again you have to check and see if there are any support beams under the trailer, which will allow you to fasten to. Rubber mats are good if you take care of them. I usually pull them out every so often and spray them down and air...