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   calvin | Mar 21, 2005 04:41am | #1

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   1. * Steve; We're almost done with our fence project that we ... - from Neena_Jud, 3/4/2002

   2. A common way is poured concrete. Down side is that that the ... - from 4LORN1, 10/17/2004

   3. Doug, it may be a moot point now given that I see from the date ... - from Jerrald_Hayes, 6/26/2002

   4. Fence Posts in Concrete or Tamped Gravel. Fence posts set in ... - from Hank, 5/25/2002

   5. If you want something with a bit more permanence, pour a 5- 6 ... - from Davo, 10/19/2003

   6. John, It's not the diameter of the foot. It's the diameter of ... - from Luka, 9/2/2002

   7. Pole Barn Repair. I've inherited a pole barn with problems, and ... - from Boss_Hog, 5/19/2003

   8. I think you got it pretty much right. I have never seen a deck ... - from Luka, 9/2/2002

   9. best footing for pole barn posts * I saw a post regarding the ... - from Guest, 9/22/2000

   10. * Wayne, The key to a good job is in the base work. Above posts ... - from bearmon, 4/8/1999

   11. Deck questions. Will be building a 14' X 31' square-deck in a ... - from Derek, 2/21/2005

   12. You replied: Thanks for your interest. The site is in Maryland, ... - from Hasbeen, 7/21/2004

   13. Fence posts: set in gravel, dirt or c... * Installing a very ... - from Noel_Gaines, 3/24/2001

   14. * Most CCA 4" x 4" posts are .40 (rated for ground contact). ... - from James_DuHamel, 3/21/2001

   15. * Gentlemen, I have given some serious thought to all of this, ... - from Guest, 1/20/2000

   16. You don't say how many concrete posts you'd have to pour so I ... - from Dinosaur, 2/19/2005

   17. Fence Posts. I am getting ready to replace a rotten wood fence ... - from stan, 11/22/2004

   18. patio roof advice. Hi All, This is my first post to Breaktime. ... - from Chuck, 6/10/2004

   19. Do yourself a favor and use pressure treated 4x4's otherwise ... - from astro, 9/26/2003

   20. Timber Retaining Wall. I need to replace a crumbling stone ... - from Bart, 5/13/2003

   21. installing fence posts in New Jersey. I have to put in about 24 ... - from big_bob, 8/30/2002

   22. * The gravel attracting water theory is a problem solely based ... - from Mike_Willms, 3/18/2001

   23. * Ann, Your problem of course, is not whether to use a ledger ... - from G.LaLonde, 2/24/2001

   24. * Rein, I've been involved with floating slabs that were 45 ... - from Davo, 1/3/2001

   25. * dr I am going to start a custom built home on the river here ... - from Guest, 9/21/2000

   26. * Not a bad thought. It just dawned on me that permanent wood ... - from Guest, 1/20/2000

   27. Some pole barn construction questions. I am planning on putting ... - from drptop70ss, 3/30/2002

   28. Fence posts don't need any concrete, according to me. Where I ... - from BReese, 3/29/2002

   29. * "...and lots of cement". Only if you are using steel posts. ... - from TJM, 2/26/2002

   30. PS: to answer your question directly about 4 posts, there is no ... - from DIRISHINME, 3/19/2005

   31. Advantages of gravel: * Promotes drainage. * May resist lateral ... - from Uncle_Dunc, 2/19/2005

   32. This is one of those questions where you'll get a hundred ... - from Dan, 7/15/2004

   33. Don't know where you are but we set all posts on barns/sheds in ... - from Ruby, 5/22/2004

   34. Mike-- Most wood posts I've ever seen buried have bit the big ... - from Dinosaur, 6/27/2003

   35. Question about sinking fence posts. I am putting in a pressure ... - from Bull, 12/28/2002

   36. Hi, sorry about the delay, I had to fly down to Southern ... - from johnbo, 9/6/2002

   37. Here is what my friend did with his workshop - Dig holes for the ... - from Ahneedhelp, 8/5/2002

   38. Setting fence posts in sewer pipe * I am going to put in a new ... - from Jim_Nation, 4/17/2001

   39. * Gravel will certainly invite water into each hole similar in ... - from Pete_Draganic, 3/18/2001

   40. * Twenty years of dock building and now several years of tennis ... - from Guest, 1/21/2000

   41. * Lots of options -- since you mentioned concreting the posts ... - from Guest, 7/15/1999

   42. Our specs call for twice the footings. 14 for that size atop ... - from Lawrence, 2/21/2005

   43. Adding a porch - fndtn and planking. I'm building my own home. ... - from Earthscaper, 1/28/2005

   44. Dek blocks will work fine - drop them on a 6" bed of compacted ... - from Mac, 1/27/2005

   45. I've set a fair number of posts in concrete, and am not adverse ... - from Mongo, 11/14/2004

   46. OK - assuming footers won't spark much interest, let's move on ... - from DIRISHINME, 8/2/2004

   47. "My feeling is that gravel allows drainage around the posts and ... - from Bill_Hartmann, 7/15/2004

   48. Frost jacking would be minimized if you have no fines (clay or ... - from David_Thomas, 7/15/2004

   49. pole buildings. i have had ongoing conversations with other ... - from moonmlns, 5/22/2004

   50. Set posts ON concrete with sompson hardware but never set posts ... - from piffin, 5/16/2004

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   Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   toledo | Mar 21, 2005 07:07am | #2

   gracias - it was #11, I just missed it when I searched the archives...

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   rez | Mar 21, 2005 07:21am | #3

   Calvin, you're hilarious! Roar!

    

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   calvin | Mar 21, 2005 01:15pm | #4

   rezamundo, advanced search does it again.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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   rez | Mar 21, 2005 02:57pm | #5

   calvinator-

   In this instance EZ search would provide the same thing.

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   calvin | Mar 21, 2005 03:39pm | #6

   rez,  on a recent job I found and disposed of an old incinerator.  Managed to pry off the metal label>Calcinator.  Now graces the Dashboard, along with the rest of the debris.Remodeling Contractor just outside the Glass City.

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