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 Modern Streamlined BIRDHOUSES Design PLANS 1946 Sparrow  US $4.29
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 OUTDOOR SWING SET PLANS BIRDHOUSE PATIO CHAIR HOUSE US $9.99
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 Woodworking Craft Plan Pattern Bird House Birdhouse US $8.99
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 Ultimate Martin House Birdhouse Woodworking Plans US $14.95
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 Woodworking Craft Plan Pattern Bird House Wren Fancy US $6.99
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 HOBBY PLANS BIRDHOUSES SCIENCE PROJECT GUIDES PLANS A21 US $7.99
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 HOBBY PLANS BIRDHOUSES SCIENCE PROJECT GUIDES PLANS US $7.99
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 OUTDOOR PLANS FARM TOOLS TRACTOR PLANS BIRDHOUSES A21 US $9.99
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 OUTDOOR PROJECT PLANS AND BLUEPRINTS BIRDHOUSES BENCH US $9.99
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 OUTDOOR PROJECT PLANS BLUEPRINTS BIRDHOUSES BENCH A14 US $9.99
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 OUTDOOR PROJECT PLANS BLUEPRINTS BIRDHOUSES BENCH B14 US $9.99
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 OUTDOOR SWING SET PLANS BIRDHOUSE PATIO CHAIR HOUSE A17 US $9.99
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 OUTDOOR SWING SET PLANS BIRDHOUSE PATIO CHAIR HOUSE B17 US $9.99
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 WOODWORKING PLAN BENCH BIRDHOUSE BBQ PLANTER A10 US $9.99
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 WOODWORKING PLAN BENCH BIRDHOUSE BBQ PLANTER B10 US $9.99
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 WOODWORKING PLAN BENCH BIRDHOUSE BBQ PLANTER CD US $9.99
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 Primitive Old Blue Birdhouse Pattern Plan US $9.00
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 Log Cabin Birdhouses Bird Feeders Woodworking Plans US $10.75
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 Bluebird Martin Wren BIRDHOUSE PLANS 1944 How To build US $4.59
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 DIY Birdhouse Project Plans – PDF US $4.95
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 MARTIN MANOR BIRD HOUSE PROJECT PLANS DO IT YOURSELF NEW US $2.49
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How should I anchor an 8 foot 4x4 pole for a very heavy birdhouse?
I set a 10" lag bolt into a 20" deep hole filled with concrete. I plan to bolt a simpson strong tie onto the concrete base and screw the 4x4 to that. I'm worried, thought that the leverage of the 8 foot post plus the weight of the birdhouse will be too much for it. Any ideas?
If I am correct you already poured the concrete and set the anchor bolt. Then the post anchor you mentioned is not the correct product for what you want to accomplish. Unless you want to remove the concrete you already poured and start over then you need to set up some lateral bracing. Any type of bracing would not look great. The easiest thing for you to do is just dig a second hole next to the poured concrete. Put the post in and refill with the dirt and compact the dirt as you backfill. You could also just remove the poured concrete and use that hole. The 8 foot post with the feeder does not need concrete around it. Compacted dirt fill will be strong enough for a feeder. But if you want the top of the post to be 8 foot above ground then you are going to have to get a 10 foot post with 2 foot buried.
