Hydro poles are put in with a cross beam so far down, this would save them pulling up in high winds if wind gets under roof.
Sorry, sentimentally attacheddo you wanna sell the tractor
Sorry, sentimentally attached
A lot of the old farm buildings around here were timber legs and I've never ever seen one with the legs 'blown out of the ground.They don't usually fasten sheets of tin to them to catch the wind though.
Mine are dug in 3'. They have been there 2 years or more so far without blowing over. They haven't got any tin fastened to them either.
I still park my trailer in the pole barn even though it is just 6 poles sticking up.
I phoned up about one (single) with 11kv wires on it in one of our fields, as it was leaning at a crazy angle after long exposure to the sometimes quite 'strong swesterlies that prevail here, I was told that the helicopter checker wasn't concerned about it , they said that the wires would' hold it up 'Saw some massive 33kva twin poles last year put in by WPD, they just dig rwo 5ft holes, and lots of steel bracing joining them...
7910?Sorry, sentimentally attached
7910?
7910?
82106710?
Close!8210
Close, but no cigarClose!
I phoned up about one (single) with 11kv wires on it in one of our fields, as it was leaning at a crazy angle after long exposure to the sometimes quite 'strong swesterlies that prevail here, I was told that the helicopter checker wasn't concerned about it , they said that the wires would' hold it up '
They did change a eventually after several years but only because they were changing one on the same line that someone had 'clipped ' with the hedge trimmer