What the heck were the poles made out of? I've got several pole-barns here that I built over 30 years ago with no rot at all. Many houses are built now with pressure-treated wood foundations. The power company just came through my property and changed some poles that were installed in 1948. They pulled them out and gave them to me. Very little rot and 59 years old. We're going to use them to build a bridge. If you've got poles rotting out, then you're using the wrong stuff. And - I add that you have to be extra careful now since most CCA poles are not sold any more - and the newer ACQ treated stuff comes in several treatment levels. If you want poles suitable for burial - you have to ask for it. Many 6x6s being sold are not and only have a light treatment. And with 4x4s or 2x boards - they are just about never treated for in-ground use unless custom ordered.
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