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With only a little hassle we got the water heater up onto its stand, and then we took continuous shots of the plastic cover falling to the ground. 
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During a few rough days we, with the help of our Grandpa, managed to trench, dig and install the drain system for the facility.    Below is a picture of the beginning stages of the creamery area. We spent a couple days digging out the crawlspace, and then dug holes and made forms, preparing for concrete.   To the left is a picture taken ten days later, showing one of the wall forms poured.
With Eugene's help, Dad finished the roof that officially connected the milking facility and the future custom-exempt meat facility.   Rolling on the glue for the vinyl flooring in the customer room.  Flooring in the processing room.
Thank you Eugene! He put in several long days helping Josh get the water system installed while the sheet-rockers were working. Abel helped weld valve-wrench-capable stainless valve handles on the 2" mainline valves. The 1.5" meter feeds the manifold, then immediately the 1.5" hydrant, followed by the house with a 1.25" line and two 2" lines for facility/barn/greenhouse spot/sprinkler system/north property.
Yes we love Jose. He has been beyond generous. We look forward to giving him a family discount on farm goods. Thank you Jose! 
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