That should be under the bridge to add much strength. On top, the rebar is in compression.An inexpensive rebar guard rail could act as a truss.
Hence the cable/turnbuckle ideaI did find these tubing pretty thin, figured three of them with the cross members would've been sufficient... The two ATV you are about 1200lb, the average 1/2 tone truck is around 5500lb... unfortunately I don't think I would want to drive one across...
Build a wooden chute out of 2x6 sides and maybe a 2x10 for a bottom.Nothing new……
Except the churning in my brain!!
Most likely will put a concrete abutment on both sides. Rough math says approx 1-1.5yd should give me what I want. Getting it to the other side is my big challenge. Trying to figure where else to put more concrete. Minimum with no cartage is 3yds if memory is correct
Cable/turnbuckle idea will be used
That pesky “hiring” word…….Bu
Build a wooden chute out of 2x6 sides and maybe a 2x10 for a bottom.
Hire a guy with an excavator or telehandler and a concrete bucket.
hugs, Brandi
The mix will have to be real wet for a chute. You may have to push it down the chute otherwise.That pesky “hiring” word…….
My neighbor has a couple excavators but I hate imposing.
The chute idea isn’t bad…….
I do have a teenage boy with friends and some wheel barrows.