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Re: Power pole use for creek bridge and corral


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Posted by bc on February 23, 2011 at 18:40:19 from (69.148.144.242):

In Reply to: Power pole use for creek bridge and corral posted by bc on February 23, 2011 at 16:51:15:

Thanks so far. It isn't worth investing any cash for milled lumber even if I could find a mill. It basically will be used to link up to 16 acres of CRP across the creek. The farmer who farms the place quit farming it years ago and put it in crp. It was side slope ground and he said the soil type wasn't very good and it never made as much in wheat. It's the same soil as the other side of the creek but that's his story. He use to take his equipment around the section to get to it.

I just signed it back up for crp again. So for now I need to access it by pickup and then an average size tractor with seed drill as I have to overseed it this year. Probably need to get a spray rig in there as well.

It isn't a real necessity to bridge it but it ought to be done someday and may help if we ever sell it. The farmer uses big 4WD JD tractors with 30' equipment and a big JD combine. Guess I'd want it to hold that. I've got a gully in the pasture and ditches bigger than these gullies in the creek bottom. What I have been wanting to do is go up to the other end and do some dirt work so the creek just takes one channel again. There was a beaver dam up north on the neighbor's property years ago that caused it to take separate channels which are all tree lined and wind around the bottom now. For now I'll just advantage of the free poles. When we replaced a yard pole during the ice storm, they wanted 5-800 bucks for a used pole. Guess I can sell them.


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