Zeek is thinking of getting a boat lift!
 

But is afraid I’ll call him a braggart so he posted over there….. what a puss…:kick:

Zeek rocks. :yesnod:

Yeah but ya can’t tell him that! His head is big enough! Ever see his head?:confused5:


:rofl:

He has more money than two gods,,, is he going to ask his neighbor, the sea wall expert, to assist??

The hoarder on his last leg or the house poor dude down the street?

Or the other neighbor with the overflowing garage?

IB DJ SUCKS UP2DANIEL

The entrepreneurial engineering dood who rented the fleet of equipment from Taylor Rental to build his own seawall.

A seawall and roof trusses are two things no man should attempt on his own with no prior experience, well that and your own nuclear reactor.

So zeek is cheating on us and not sharing all his secrets here, why that little sneak. :mad:

What he really needs is an orthopedic shoe lift... :leaving:

There's no ballers here to get advice from is why....:slap:

What's wrong with my head?:confused5:

I needed the advice of actual ballers....not like you poor folk....:D

This is what Im planning on having installed. Its from Wave Armor. But first I need to find some one to finish dredging since the last asshole did a crappy job....

https://www.wavearmor.com/product-ca...ts/boat-ports/

Can't you finish one project before jumping to the next? :confused5:

Or did you sell the gasser?:confused5:

Still working on the gasser, but one has nothing to do with the other...:slap: The boat dock isnt a "project". It's an item I purchase and have someone else install and do all the work...:yesnod:

I would install a traditional cradle lift. Especially in salt water.

:seasix:

Project =Project as to $=$......

I can't seem to find enough time to finish up the pick up truck (plus the cold weather doesn't help)......

Got in one day last weekend, possibly, if I'm lucky the motor just might go in this weekend!

I will give you a little advice. Doing anything on coastal tidal flowing waterways technically requires a CAFRA permit. This includes dredging, replacing a bulkhead, adding a lift.
I don't know about enforcement where you are ,but in NJ its a big deal. I have been fighting this for 8 years now and have spent well into six figures in legal fees for a bulkhead installation behind my home.

In NJ they have aerial photos from long ago. They match them up to current photos and if there is a difference with no permit, the lien your home. In our case, the builder did so prior to my ownership. The title company failed to catch the lien and we got stuck with it. there is ongoing legal action with the title company as well as NJ DEP.

Before you brush this off, make sure you check, or you have really deep pockets to fight the fight. good luck.

here is some info to check out. http://www.dnr.louisiana.gov/assets/...GP18_2019A.pdf

Post this over there, he doesn't want advice from the losers here......


AND he has people! That chick at the township will push his shit through.:yesnod: