chriscraft254
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Re: 1990 Chris Craft 254 Seahawk ( Refurb and upgrades)
I'm back on the river project now that the water has subsided. It was above the deck by about 6 feet at one point. the dock/deck was still mostly under water when we got there this morning along with some pretty thick fog, water probably dropped about 7 or 8 inches by the end of the day. Tomarrow should be down close to pool again. I focused on getting the upper pads framed and then tmrw I will start up the hill and then set of steps to the upper pads. this project when done will be really nice looking when we wrap all the decking into the rip rap. Also will be getting railing going down to docks. Just something else the debris can chew up and spit out when it floods real good again.
Still have to straighten out the long fingers where they have been lifted up and then build another very large deck on the other side. Then it will all be decked with Timberline composite decking. Just all part of working on the river.
You can see in this first pic of how high the water was, because of the debris left on the ramp. Thats basically the lower part of the debris feild left by the flooding. was up a few feet more than that.
Hers the fog this morning.
You can see the dock is under just by a few inches at this point.
Three upper pads installed and the water is down below top of dock by noon.
Of coarse, the water brough in a bunch of mud that we will be playing in in the morning trying to build the lower pads. Ughh
I'm back on the river project now that the water has subsided. It was above the deck by about 6 feet at one point. the dock/deck was still mostly under water when we got there this morning along with some pretty thick fog, water probably dropped about 7 or 8 inches by the end of the day. Tomarrow should be down close to pool again. I focused on getting the upper pads framed and then tmrw I will start up the hill and then set of steps to the upper pads. this project when done will be really nice looking when we wrap all the decking into the rip rap. Also will be getting railing going down to docks. Just something else the debris can chew up and spit out when it floods real good again.
Still have to straighten out the long fingers where they have been lifted up and then build another very large deck on the other side. Then it will all be decked with Timberline composite decking. Just all part of working on the river.
You can see in this first pic of how high the water was, because of the debris left on the ramp. Thats basically the lower part of the debris feild left by the flooding. was up a few feet more than that.
Hers the fog this morning.
You can see the dock is under just by a few inches at this point.
Three upper pads installed and the water is down below top of dock by noon.
Of coarse, the water brough in a bunch of mud that we will be playing in in the morning trying to build the lower pads. Ughh