The 'Today's Job' thread

Storrsy

Storrsy

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You see jobs like that sometimes where the contractor has taken flippin ages and not really great job and think how on earth do they A) ever make any money and B) keep getting business!?
 
doobin

doobin

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Back here, digger on solid ground again now.

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6feetdown

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Been a pain this 1 but hopefully put back together by Friday. The ground is full of crap.
Dinner in the trailer, and smartened the electrician up with a Teram tie
 

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doobin

doobin

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are those metal beams holding the sleepers in? how did you secure them into the gound and how far down --- looks awesome
Just concreted with post mix. 80cm down.

You can add percussion driven ground anchors near the top if the ground is liable to add pressure. This is sandstone so no need, you could leave it as you dug it and it won’t move.
 
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