Wednesday, July 17, 2013
Zip-line Post placed in crushed stone
I used a 4x6" pressure treated wood post 12' length. The hole was dug approx 4-1/2' deep, 2' across and 2' wide. A small amount of crushed stone was placed at the base and impacted. Then the post was set. It was angled away from the opposite post 5-10 degrees. Then the crushed stone was placed and impacted around the post using a 2x4 and bricks. The stone was finally covered with dirt and grass.
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The post doesn't move with only crush stone holding it in?
ReplyDeleteA 4x6 post, buried 4' deep in compacted, crushed gravel is pretty solid. It does not noticeably move in this application.
ReplyDeleteHow many feet is the zip line for this post set up?
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