Seems to me that you'd want to go deep----below the frost line, so the ground can't heave the installation as it goes through the freeze/thaw cycles. . Mind you, I'm not an engineer, so maybe I don't understand it as I should.
Harold
Seems to me that you'd want to go deep----below the frost line, so the ground can't heave the installation as it goes through the freeze/thaw cycles. . Mind you, I'm not an engineer, so maybe I don't understand it as I should.
Harold
mount it on a coil spring
I *think* that was Mike Graham.
Jim
The best was Gunner describing...some distant aquaintances....aiding mother nature by watering the flowers under the snow around the mailbox. In below freezing temperatures.
Kevin Gallimore
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