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Went out there after work.

I'd say 75% or better complete.

Hard to tell much about it. Footers are 36" wide, 12" deep. Pads for the columns are 36" x 36" and 12" deep. A few of the were close together so they made one large pad.

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Was worn out last night when I made the post.

The concrete footers are the dimensions I listed before (36" x 12"). The dirt portion is dug with a 36" bucket so like 38" x 18"-24" deep. They will come back and remove all of the junk dirt, dress it up, then rock it. IDK if I'll go out there today, but the plans is to finish all the digging, get all of the rebar tied and bulkheads in, then inspected tomorrow. Pour them Monday AM.
 

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Was worn out last night when I made the post.

The concrete footers are the dimensions I listed before (36" x 12"). The dirt portion is dug with a 36" bucket so like 38" x 18"-24" deep. They will come back and remove all of the junk dirt, dress it up, then rock it. IDK if I'll go out there today, but the plans is to finish all the digging, get all of the rebar tied and bulkheads in, then inspected tomorrow. Pour them Monday AM.
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