Ain't that a bitch!

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gotigers0420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #1

Lived here for 6 years. Built this shed specifically for greenhousing and heres what happened three months into it. This is directly over my flowering room. Fuck my life!



Right on top of these girls here. First grow ever. Just had to commiserate and the wife is sick of hearing it.

 

IN33DW33D

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #2

Bro it doesn't look like you broke any trusses so this may be an easy fix. Just rip out all the roofing around that area and tear out the wood into like a big square in your roof. Have 2 sides of the square land on the trusses so you can put 4x8 sheets of OSB on it and nail it in. Get some felt and throw that over it, and roof your shed. Looks like it would only be 1 or 2 square of roofing, so that's not bad. Get a new ridge cap and you're all set.

 

IN33DW33D

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #3

Oh and I would hurry up because it's getting cold here in michigan, don't want to piss your plants off.

 

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gotigers0420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #4

Ya, Im gettin on it tomorrow. Busy watching Lions try to pull it out again. The hole will still be there tomorrow. You sound like you know what youre talking about. So what do I do with a broken truss? Post tree removal, I definitely have at least one truss crunched. Whats a good fix? Without replacing that is.

 

IAm5toned

Well-Known Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #5

scab it with a 2 x 6......

 

thechemist310

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #6

Damn. That sucks. I feel your pain.

As long as your ladies weren't hurt, all is well.

My first thought was, "damn I bet that let out a serious smell!!"

 

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gotigers0420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #7

thechemist310 said:

Damn. That sucks. I feel your pain.

As long as your ladies weren't hurt, all is well.

My first thought was, "damn I bet that let out a serious smell!!"

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Ya its pretty stinky, but Ive got no neighbors, so I just sit back and enjoy it. Ladies were ok, luckily I used OSB for my interior walls and ceiling and they stayed intact.

 

IN33DW33D

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #8

I would just scab any broken trusses with 2x6. Just put the 2x6 next to the truss and nail it to the truss, like a bandaid =D

 

apbx720

Well-Known Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #9

sorry to hear that bud. that fuckin sucks. plants look good tho

 

Frito Bandito420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #10

i will post a pic of inside my shed when a tree came down on it to give you a better idea what IN33DW33D is talking about. hope i still have before pics.

 

Frito Bandito420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #11

The bitch that done it..




oh yea.. also put a metal roof on lol.. kinda upgraded..

 

Frito Bandito420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #12

hope it helps give you an idea of what hes talking about.

 

IN33DW33D

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #13

Damn I would be pretty upset if that happened to me. I see you didn't put OSB under your pearlings. Good luck with that, lol.

 

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gotigers0420

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2011

• #14

Thanks for your suggestions guys, im more of a green thumb than a carpenter. Gonna get after it first thing in the morning.