Posted by Dave H (MI) on September 22, 2015 at 15:19:27 from (50.33.248.252):
Came out great. I don't think we are out an inch on level from one end to the other. The T-posts with the orange level lines were a great guide but once we got the concrete close to the marks an 8' 2x4 and my longest level were used to finish it up. Then I yanked the posts out and that was that. I hate to admit it, but the driver was in his 20's and without saying a word hopped in and out of the truck and worked side by side with the daughters to get that concrete level and spread thru the trench. I didn't have to do much. Sent him on his way with a hand shake, a warm thank you, and enough folding money to buy his lunches for the rest of the week. He worked hard for 30 minutes there and it was the least I could do...having set him up like I did. :)
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