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03/24/05
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jim haslip
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For what it is worth, the bearing of a Large span header (6 ft or more) needs a double cripple (jack stud I believe the Yanks call it)under each end to give a three inch bearing, so for a floor joist, more bearing surface would be better as well...
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03/22/05
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