Posted by Sammy in Kansas on April 05, 2009 at 18:30:40 from (207.119.154.146):
I know some of you will think this is crazy, but wanted to get everones thoughs on this. I have some property that I need to build a retaining wall aprx. 4 feet high by 40 feet long and then make a 45 degree angle and go from 4 feet high to nothing in a length aprx. 100 feet long. My local cement guy said he will bring left over cement and his truck wash outs to dump in old car tires. I was wondering how a guy might stack them to get them all tied together and if you think this will work. I know from and enviromental point, it is not the best, but neither is most old farm steads where we did not know about pollution years ago. Please advise how to stack them. Thanks again for your time.
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