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I can't believe all the stuff we used to pack around on that steep ground all those years. Maybe that is why I am still at it though. +luck.

Sorry for the confusion Holmen I was referring to the staging that spans the two springboards.

I was thinking about this at work yesterday and realized that I had used the wrong dimensions for the staging boards. They weren't a full 2" thick. That would have been too heavy, thinking that they were rough sawn full 1". Jerry might remember better than me.

What Burnham said, plus we used to use what we called staging to give more stability and safety on steep ground. You could end up 20' high on the backside. So the idea is you set two springboards at the same elevation, then set your 2"x12" vertical grain fir board across the two springboards and...