Posted by George Marsh on April 14, 2012 at 13:04:08 from (50.104.235.201):
There has been a lot of chatter about pole barn post. Just wondering who has experienced post failure? How long did it take? What kind of posts failed? How did you fix the problem? What did you put the post in that failed, wet clay, dry sand, pee gravel, concrete? Who has the oldest pole barn still standing without a post problem and who made it?
Did the termites get to the posts even though they were treated? I had a post where termites got to my landscaping timbers and turned them into junk in 4 years.
I've seen termites eating lumber they weren't suppose to, like treated rail road ties and cypress.
I realize I have many questions, hope some are addressed.
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