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Posted by CLW on January 03, 2006 at 23:18:20 from (68.94.179.127):
In Reply to: tractor shed posted by chuck t on January 03, 2006 at 16:26:39:
chuck, I set poles for about 12 years for the phone co. 25 ft. was as short as we used and in most cases they were set 5 ft. deep. You will not need to go that deep since they will be braceing each other. Still 4 ft. would give you 13 ft. out of the ground. Kevin gives good advice in his reply. We had sidewalks poured around some and the life of the pold was cut to 12-15 years becouse it would rot at the base. One thing you want to check if you use a chainsaw is to check for nails. If the poles were used in town they will have nails where people have put signs on them. One will do in a chain in 1/2 a second. CLW
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