New Cedar Brook Bridge

The new trail to B Pond via the Gauntlet Falls trail required us to build a new bridge over Cedar Brook. We bought a used semi trailer to use as the “foundation” of the new bridge.

Phil Grass using a cutting torch to remove the big set of jacks on the front of the trailer

Phil Grass using a cutting torch to remove the big set of jacks on the front of the trailer

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Cedar Brook Bridge location before construction

Bion Tolman hauling the concrete blocks into the bridge site. $100/block was the cost to buy them.

Bion Tolman hauling the concrete blocks into the bridge site. $100/block was the cost to buy them.

Bion Tolman picking up the nose of the trailer and he's going to push it into the bridge site. The culvert laying on the deck was installed in a wet area prior to the brook.

Bion Tolman picking up the nose of the trailer and he’s going to push it into the bridge site. The culvert laying on the deck was installed in a wet area prior to the brook.

Removing the axle and tires being once we got the trailer to the site. It was originally a tri-axle that we bought for $1700 at an auction....much cheaper than buying steel beams for a bridge and easier to deck.

Removing the axle and tires being once we got the trailer to the site. It was originally a tri-axle that we bought for $1700 at an auction….much cheaper than buying steel beams for a bridge and easier to deck.

Installed and ready to deck it over with pressure treated materials

Installed and ready to deck it over with pressure treated materials

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