Math question for any engineers out here
I’m in the process of building a parking pad in this spot. I ran a string line to measure my retaining wall height. If I have the line 3 feet above the ground and check the line for level, it is still...
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1. The pad doesn’t have to be completely level since the tongue jack can drop beyond level.
2. As others have pointed out, the rear overhang need not be over the pad.
If you don’t want the tail hanging out in space, consider a step down at a wall behind the tires and a second wall further back. The second “pad” that is formed could be sloped enough that it can hold fill up behind the first one, reinforcing it and/or reducing its height.
2. As others have pointed out, the rear overhang need not be over the pad.
If you don’t want the tail hanging out in space, consider a step down at a wall behind the tires and a second wall further back. The second “pad” that is formed could be sloped enough that it can hold fill up behind the first one, reinforcing it and/or reducing its height.
