My one friend just completed this job . He and i started this several years back when i came up with a idea for a form for the base pillers . I found a bell section from some extra heavy plastic drain pipe about 30 inches long and 18 inches in dia. . We split it in half and used ratchet straps to hold it together till the concrete hardened up . We did as you and jacked up the barn with two hdy jacks cut bad out of the timber then drilled down into the foundation stones and installed 18 inch pieces of rebar then placed our removeable form over it and centered it ad filled it to the top smoothed it off and let it set for two days and remove the form . Then we let the piller set for a week then set that timber down and move to the next one . It was slow going doing one at a time on days when we had extra time . Making them round works well when cleaning out the barn with the skid steer as there are no square corners to snag with the bucket .
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