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Posted by MN Bob on July 21, 2006 at 07:08:09 from (24.179.180.38):
In Reply to: Trailer Boards posted by GaryKee on July 21, 2006 at 06:45:14:
Stick with the pressure treated 2X6. Ask what wood they are, most are pine but you want to be sure it not to soft a wood. I am not in favor of the oil treatment but know it works. There are alternative fence and below surface treatments that you might use in stead of oil. Your choice. When you are replacing them check why they broke there, there may not be enough support. You might weld in another or even add a wood cross member below to help distribute the weight. Bob
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