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 just barely sloped back. I do not want to build a...
Up until today I’ve always stored my puma travel trailer at my in-laws because I never thought it was possible to keep it at the house due to the extreme slope. Well I managed to park the thing in the backyard and I’m curious if this looks to be acce...
The drawings really help put everything in perspective thank you. I decided to make the pad shorter, closer to just behind the rear axle, instead of the full length of the trailer. Thanks for all of the suggestions
And in anyone’s opinion, even with a 3ft wall having a little slope, could I get the trailer level enough to run slides and fridge? I am buying a bunch of railroad ties this weekend and am going to start the wall. The plan is to pack in some fill as ...
After reading these comments, I am going to go ahead and start the pad project as soon as possible rather than waiting for a while. Now this opens up a lot of follow questions. I would like to tackle this project myself, although I have never done an...
We are planning on a retaining wall this year but probably not until fall. I know the osb won’t last long but I have several scrap pieces so that’s what I used to combat the tires sinking into the ground. I have the other side up on 2x10 boards to le...
