The Homestead has a shed. It may have been considered a garage at one time, but no one would call it that now. Before we bought the place, someone had crashed into the east side of it and pushed the wall out about 12 inches. It wasn't in any danger of collapsing, but I thought maybe I could do something with it. I put the jack on it yesterday and got most of the wall up high enough that I could see daylight under it. Then I hit it a bunch with a 12 pound sledge. It moved a little, but it didn't want to go all the way back to vertical. Good enough, I guess.
Friday, May 22, 2009
The Shed
The Homestead has a shed. It may have been considered a garage at one time, but no one would call it that now. Before we bought the place, someone had crashed into the east side of it and pushed the wall out about 12 inches. It wasn't in any danger of collapsing, but I thought maybe I could do something with it. I put the jack on it yesterday and got most of the wall up high enough that I could see daylight under it. Then I hit it a bunch with a 12 pound sledge. It moved a little, but it didn't want to go all the way back to vertical. Good enough, I guess.
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I thought all sheds in Utah were purposely built that way. Gives you a few extra inches of storage space at ground level.
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