B Blarneybrew Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2013 Messages 118 Reaction score 8 May 2, 2014 #31 Bump. Is the OP still around?
B Blarneybrew Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2013 Messages 118 Reaction score 8 May 6, 2014 #32 Looks like the fencing comes in 21ft and 24ft lengths.
B Blarneybrew Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2013 Messages 118 Reaction score 8 May 7, 2014 #33 Anyone have an idea if there is a benefit to having these poles 10 degrees out as opposed to perfectly vertical?
Anyone have an idea if there is a benefit to having these poles 10 degrees out as opposed to perfectly vertical?
VegasJ Supporting Member HBT Supporter Joined Oct 12, 2012 Messages 318 Reaction score 66 Location Pittsburgh May 9, 2014 #34 Blarneybrew said: Anyone have an idea if there is a benefit to having these poles 10 degrees out as opposed to perfectly vertical? Click to expand... I imagine it would be to counter the weight of the line between the poles. If they were put in at a 90 and filled to the top I'd imagine the outside poles leaning in
Blarneybrew said: Anyone have an idea if there is a benefit to having these poles 10 degrees out as opposed to perfectly vertical? Click to expand... I imagine it would be to counter the weight of the line between the poles. If they were put in at a 90 and filled to the top I'd imagine the outside poles leaning in
HALIFAXHOPS Senior Member Joined Oct 8, 2010 Messages 902 Reaction score 67 Location HALIFAX, PA May 11, 2014 #35 Wow Impressed and it takes a lot!
F filmtunes New Member Joined Mar 8, 2015 Messages 1 Reaction score 0 Mar 8, 2015 #36 how do you anchor climbing twine to the mounds/