Show me your driveway entrance.

[spidermonkey]

Yeah Walker, that last one I did is specifically for that purpose. The actual gate is right at 80’ from the edge of the oil road. Cuz I know what you’re talking bout, nothing more irritating than trying to fish a 30’ trailer into a gate 10’ off the edge of a narrow CR! And bowhunterchris, the upright posts, (shortest height) where the rafter pitch top pipe overhead join it, are 15’6” from the ground. So plenty high for a double stack load of hay on a 3’ tall (at the floor) gooseneck. Good Huntin, and God Bless, Rusty

[spidermonkey]

And thanks Joel for letting me slide on the one sideways pic…

[RascalArms]

And thanks Joel for letting me slide on the one sideways pic…

Rookie 😄

[Texashookset]

At the house, BIL made it for me a few years ago.

[savin yours]

Inspired by "savin yours".

Very nice[emoji1303]


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[C-dubyah]

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I like this.

[eliteweldingco]

Seen this one today and it caught my eye. Overhead needs to be taller but I like the bigger pipe.

[eliteweldingco]

Another I didn’t do but caught my eye.

[RascalArms]

Saw this entry awhile back and was very impressed! Sure must have cost one heckuva lot of coin though. [emoji15] Pipe is freaking BIG!

[eliteweldingco]

I did do this one in Oklahoma.

[cattlelackranch]

My daughter wanted a swing so I built her one.
8” pipe was a little overkill. Wife says could have been an entrance.

[cattlelackranch]

[tps7742]

That Lift you have pictured is it an electric one or motorized? I noticed it has a hitch on it where you can move it around. The reason I am asking is I need to get up approximately 30’ on the eaves of my house to restrain some 4x4s. I wasn’t sure if you could leave one or not. I have used the JLG motor operated lifts in the past where I worked. Thanks

[cattlelackranch]

That Lift you have pictured is it an electric one or motorized? I noticed it has a hitch on it where you can move it around. The reason I am asking is I need to get up approximately 30’ on the eaves of my house to restrain some 4x4s. I wasn’t sure if you could leave one or not. I have used the JLG motor operated lifts in the past where I worked. Thanks

I rented it and was electric. It ran off its own onboard batteries.

[bpa556]

Built this one for my aunt and uncle. 8” pipe


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