Time for the great shop party

Magnethead

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Anybody want to count ladders?

2 6 footers
1 8 footer (rental)
1 10 footer
1 14/24 extension
 
looking at rain mid to late wed night.

still got 11 more sets of panels to put up. Plus it'll just be my dad tomorrow, i have to go straight from school to work.

notice the amount of overlap. The rain will have to puddleup alot on the roof to seep in past the 30 inch overlap. But thts considering how flat the back of the roof is

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It appears that you have enough tin, why didn't you put a little pitch in the roof so water wouldn't puddle?????
 
the [moron] who origionally built the shop built it in 4 pieces- the workshop, the big bay area, the back (what we're working on), then the storage room. Well, since it was built in 4 pieces with no foreplanning, he built the big bay with such a pitch that if he continued it on the back piece, it'd be 6 feet high at the back of the shop. So he gave it less pitch- which now makes the water puddle when it runs from the tall slope to the shallow slope.
 
My dad got all but 1 row of panels in today while i was at work and school. We're putting that row up in the morning (no school) then i'm cleaning up the shop before going to work.
 
got everything hung up.

expensive part is finished. Now the expensive part-

10 120 v outlets
2 220 v outlets
5 8ft HO light assemblies
electrical control box (to go above breaker box)
6-8 extra breakers

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