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How To Strip A Roof
- Thread starter Francis Vineyard
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steveray
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That is kinda awesome!
mark handler
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That is kinda risky.
tmurray
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Must be in Canada. Buddy's got the roll up the rim Tim Horton's coffee.
Keystone
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That takes some balls!!
That is foolish!!
I'm so confused, its one of those impressive sites to see that has the potential to end bad and cost the unwitting owner!! Looks to me they already grabbed a portion of the sheathing
That is foolish!!
I'm so confused, its one of those impressive sites to see that has the potential to end bad and cost the unwitting owner!! Looks to me they already grabbed a portion of the sheathing
TheCommish
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still have to deal with all those little nails
JBI
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Wood shake/shingle is one thing... bet they couldn't do that with 3-tab asphalt shingles though. LOL
fatboy
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Agreed, we see very limited shake roofs, would be a lot tougher with 3-tab or arch shingles. But still impressive, and yes, foolish! Slight mishap,and now you have sheathing, rafter/truss damage............
Steve Bailey
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why does that look like fun?? 