MIKE DONAHUE is a 17-year veteran of the fire service. He has been a volunteer and a federal firefighter and has been a career firefighter in the Elizabeth (NJ) Fire Department for the past 14 years. He is assigned to Rescue Company 1. He is a rescue specialist with NJ-TF1. He is an instructor at Middlesex Fire Academy and Middlesex County College, where he is an adjunct professor and fire science program coordinator.
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It is a neat idea, but I see an issue. The osb is the middle is not engineered to support a load in the dead center. I can not tell from the pic if anything is under it. Without support under the osb the legs will punch through with little weight applied.
Agree with you 100%. You would need to eliminate that 1/2″ gap with dirt. Of course a 2×6,8,10 or 12 would also be effective. I happened to come across an 8′ TGI and well…the wheels started spinning.
Thanks for taking the time to comment.
Mike