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| 1. Locate rotten post to be replaced. Detach siding and remove existing skirt board. |  |
| 2. Dig down next to face and sides of rotten post with auger. |  |
| 3. Support truss with brace and hydraulic jack. |  |
| 4. Cut rotten post off at ground level. No measuring necessary at this point. See step 7. |  |
| 5. Remove rotten portion of post. |  |
| 6. Clean out post hole to provide a level, compacted base for the pre-cast concrete pad. Sakrete or ready mix concrete can also be used for post base. |  |
| 7. Install pad and measure the Perma-Column for exact clearance needed. *Note: Perma-Column length may vary. |  |
| 8. Mark existing post and cut to desired clearance for Perma-Column installation. |  |
| 9. Install and position Perma-Column. |  |
| 10. Install 1/4" x 3" wood lags. Drill and install (2) 1/2" bolts. |  |
| 11. Reattach siding and skirt board. Enjoy many more useful years with your building. |  |
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to Meyer Building Corp for a post replacement job well done!
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