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How to Build A Horseshoe Pit
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Ellora at Creatively Southern
(IC: blogger)
Building your own horseshoe pit is easier than you may think. I used landscaping timbers and landscape timber stakes to build the frame.
First decide on location. See link for more information on specific measurements.
I used landscape timbers and stakes to create the frame and backerboard
Dig out the space for the frame, making it lower than ground level. See link for more details.
Add sand to create a 4" base.
Stake should be 4" above sand level. See link for more specifics on placement.
I built two pits, mirror of each other. Stakes are 40' apart. Need plenty of space for stray horseshoes!:)
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Published May 28th, 2013 10:54 AM
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John Stoltze on May 30, 2015put 5 gallon buckets over posts when not playing.
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Cedric Stephens on May 15, 2018
The only place o have to build the pit is on downhill slope will that wor
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What are the dimensions? Is your back timber 3 ft and sides 6 ft? How far is stake from back board?