Just a couple of days and it will be fine.On another note...
How many days should I leave that concrete cure before drilling and setting anchor bolts??
No rocks, but I had all my shop tools.
Also had quite a bit of lead..... and brass.....and heavy wall tapered steel tubing mounted to walnut...... and all the stuff that goes with it.
Most of what we mowed was decent alfalfa, tree foil & orchard grass.
What’s big alfalfa squares going for per ton right now?
On another note...
How many days should I leave that concrete cure before drilling and setting anchor bolts??
C'mon man, you wasn't even half loaded. LolSo I rolled the uhaul across some Cat scales today and it was 20080#. 8000 of it was on the front axle. Truck empty weight is 13140.
Good thing I left a bunch of saws back in Kansas I would of been over weight.
My shop floor set for two weeks before I drilled and put in the anchors. Used 1/2 x 6 for it in 4500 psi. And for what it worth Diablo rebar demon bits are where its at.
My shop floor set for two weeks before I drilled and put in the anchors. Used 1/2 x 6 for it in 4500 psi. And for what it worth Diablo rebar demon bits are where its at.
22,000 was the max weight lol I was trying and yes made it to Fargo and truck unloaded in storage.C'mon man, you wasn't even half loaded. Lol
Did y'all get where you're going?
I've been impressed with every Diablo blade or bit I've used. I'm sold on them.
Generally, as comparison, they’ll let house foundations cure for 2-4 weeks. My shop floor is 4inches. I let it cure for 2 weeks before I started drilling it for bolts. But Jason is correct. You can drill and put anchors in at 2-4 days. Just don’t put them under tension.On another note...
How many days should I leave that concrete cure before drilling and setting anchor bolts??