DIY Bridge building

[Ride_Klein]

Rednecks are at it again. Got a couple drainage courses that we can't cross and can't keep culverts in when it comes a frog strangler. Time for some really long cattle guards.

No engineers were consulted or engaged in any way.

[MikeJ]

This is gonna be fun!

[Pullersboy]

Cool. Can't wait to watch this one.

[BrokenJ]

You build a barn or a bridge?! I like your style haha

[Puggy625]

Whatever you have the ability to do yourself, is worth doing it well. Looks like you are well on your way to redneck engineering school. I like it.

[Ride_Klein]

This is gonna be fun!

Cool. Can't wait to watch this one.

Appreciate it. Piers go in tomorrow. Right now we're debating if somebody should sketch this thing up or just wing it.

You build a barn or a bridge?! I like your style haha

The beams came from an old production plant so you're close.

Whatever you have the ability to do yourself, is worth doing it well. Looks like you are well on your way to redneck engineering school. I like it.

Thanks.

[bowfishin fool]

Wing it! totally tuned in

[bwssr]

"No engineers were consulted or engaged in any way."

Then it will work as planed

[Stick-Launcher]

I'll watch!

[Palmetto]

Following. I have (2) 40' I-beams that I want to make a atv/utv bridge out of.

[poisonivie]

I like it! There is no project so small that an engineer can't screw it up.

[fulmer34]

I'm in to see how this turns out

[jb5001]

I'm real interested to see this.

[CabezaBlanca]

If you get it engineered I promise you don't have near enough material on the that trailer to build it!

[Ride_Klein]

Quick update. Tractor took a dump on us. Digging the holes by hand is an option, but lifting these ibeams is not. Lots of head scratching, some contemplating, and a little finger pointing going on.