EDUCATIONAL INCUBATION & HATCHING CHAT THREAD, w/ Sally Sunshine Shipped Eggs

@Pensmaster The drugs have kicked in ( don’t ask what I’m taking. It upsets some people. :rolleyes: ).
I want to have three horizontal 12’ boards with a 6’ board on both ends, and one in the middle. 3’ hardware cloth will be fastened on the flat side, and the two rows will meet along the center board. The hw cloth will stop 4’ from the coop. I’m thinking of either a big door (probably not) or a double door. That will allow the wheelbarrow to go through easily, as well as an easier target when getting a gravel or sand delivery.
I think it should be simple. I just don’t know how to get walls up alone.
I will be making two of these.
 
@Pensmaster The drugs have kicked in ( don’t ask what I’m taking. It upsets some people. :rolleyes: ).
I want to have three horizontal 12’ boards with a 6’ board on both ends, and one in the middle. 3’ hardware cloth will be fastened on the flat side, and the two rows will meet along the center board. The hw cloth will stop 4’ from the coop. I’m thinking of either a big door (probably not) or a double door. That will allow the wheelbarrow to go through easily, as well as an easier target when getting a gravel or sand delivery.
I think it should be simple. I just don’t know how to get walls up alone.
I will be making two of these.
Could you build it in place? Standing. And a 6 foot span might be too much. Maybe some diagonal bracing then that would be good. Just thinking out loud here.
Or 2 6x6 panels put together
 
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@Pensmaster The drugs have kicked in ( don’t ask what I’m taking. It upsets some people. :rolleyes: ).
I want to have three horizontal 12’ boards with a 6’ board on both ends, and one in the middle. 3’ hardware cloth will be fastened on the flat side, and the two rows will meet along the center board. The hw cloth will stop 4’ from the coop. I’m thinking of either a big door (probably not) or a double door. That will allow the wheelbarrow to go through easily, as well as an easier target when getting a gravel or sand delivery.
I think it should be simple. I just don’t know how to get walls up alone.
I will be making two of these.
What about using a couple push poles of different lengths in the center, and a sawhorse, or something similar, to get the top of the wall up off the ground far enough to get the first pole under it. Move up to longer poles 'til it's up enough that you can hook the mower to the top & back up 'til the wall's almost vertical. Maybe tie it off to something in the other direction to keep it from going too far, like the tree the hammock is attached to (or is the hammock hanging in a frame of it's own? I don't remember). If you built the whole thing on skids (not pallets) you could pull it into position with the mower???
 
Subtraction is in the works here,
Exactly what is going on here today..
Subtracting these breeders boys
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& a few younger cockerels:
17 in all. Spring cleaning.
 

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