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Author Topic: Pallet Bridges  (Read 1905 times)

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Offline deadeye

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Here is a picture of a pallet bridge we built.  We made it double wide for easy 4 wheel access.
What methods do others use to make paths across swamps or low places?

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I have not done it myself but have heard that chain link fense works real good.
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Offline Lee Borgersen

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I was considering using my mother-in-law because she is double wide. Unfortunately the bridge would be to short.  :oops1: here comes my bride Borgie, I godda go!  :help:

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