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Buck and Pole Diagrams- Figures 1-3
5’
12"
9-12 in. Typical
60°
Angle
Construction Notes: Upright posts shall be 6' long x
5"-8" in diameter. Rails shall be 3"-5" in diameter, 12' long, and 12-18" apart. Back rail shall be 2"-3" in diameter, and placed between every other pair of bucks. Secure rails with spikes long enough to ensure
3" nail penetration into the post.
6' posts, 5"-8" diameter
12' rails, 3"-5" diameter
1'-6"
70d spike
Notch both posts to a depth of
1/3 the diameter of the post, at the point at which they cross.
Posts shall fit together snugly
12"
Back rail, 3"-5" diameter, placed between every other set of
Bucks .
Bottom cross piece shall be 6 ft.
long, 2"-3" diameter, 8" off of ground. Spike to posts with 60D spikes.
A-Frame Pattern consists of one sheet of
" plywood with
2"x4" layout boards. Posts are placed on the boards, overlapping each other, and then the notches are cut.
60°
Angle
2"x4" Bracing.
Lay posts here
Lay posts here
Figure 2
Figure 1
Figure 3
Back rails will be cross braced around the corners of the unit to increase torsion strength
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