We all want four more inches

eman1200

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Bro do you even lift
It ain’t much but I’m hoping it helps in case I need it. T-hangars are ‘raised’ but I’ve seen how it runs off (or not) and drains (or not) so I’m glad I got it up............<sets you up for the slam dunk>



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Hope you will be fine... :confused: you could have come to Michigan - and bring some cats on your way up... ;):):D
 
A few years ago I lifted my tractor up onto approx 12" of blocks ahead of a storm system. Sadly the river rose a little higher than expected and the tractor was underwater except for 12" of the roll bar. Small victory!

In all seriousness, you east coast guys are in my prayers. That's a scary storm. Stay safe.
 
Technically a 2x6 is 1.5" thick but when the water is rising you stand on whatever you have. Stay safe and dry
 
I’ve heard that four inches is adequate in most cases, but it all depends.

Best of luck.
 
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