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How to Build Back-Yard Horseshoe Pits
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How to Build Back-Yard Horseshoe Pits |
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| We dug 18" holes to be used to secure the backstop. Also notice that the anti-weed cloth was cut away and trimmed to enable grass to grow along the sides and back of the pits. | ||
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| My backstop was constructed from pressure treated wood. Three 2"x8" boards were screwed into 2"x4"'s that will go into the ground. | ||
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| A behind the pits view of the backstop sitting in the holes. A level was used to make sure it was straight. | ||
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| A shot of the front of the backtop. | ||
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