Anybody know

[spiderwoman]

Someone local that builds piers or floating docks in lakes?

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[majflyboy]

I'm supprised that Rees Guide doesn't do that too.

[Gator_1]

When you get it built.. let me know. I'll wire for you...

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[satdoc1]

Once ya get it done and put a top on it I will connect the Directv Dish!

[Rees Guide]

How low is the pond Spidey Chick?? Or can it be lowered to do the work.

[canebreaker]

With the way these lakes raise and lower with the amount of rainfall we have I think a floater would be best.

[Rees Guide]

figure she is talking about a private lake, gonna have to be a bunch of rain for there to be any run off rite now. Accuweather predicting 11 inches for us starting next Sunday, we'll see.

[spiderwoman]

It's a private lake--one of the guberment water sheds. It's probably 6 - 8 ft deep where we would want the pier to stop. Water level usually stays about the same all year unless we get a flood. Which right after we moved here we got an 11" rain in one day and it went from a 65 acre lake to a 165 acre lake!!

[Rees Guide]

If it can be lowered I can do it, if you dont lower the water you will need someone with a pile driver. Might could rent a bobcat with a pile driver on it.

[spiderwoman]

I don't think it can be lowered...unless we blow the dam and I don't think that would make very many people around here happy!! I think our best bet would be to get one that floats.