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Home-Built Swing
I built this sturdy swing from old telephone spools. I used one spool for the top half of each side and cut another in half for the bottom, and welded them together. I used a 2-in. pipe across the top with brackets on it for the chains to hook onto, and screw-in anchors to hold the swing to the ground.
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Home-Built Swing FARM HOME Miscellaneous I built this sturdy swing from old telephone spools I used one spool for the top half of each side and cut another in half for the bottom and welded them together I used a 2-in pipe across the top with brackets on it for the chains to hook onto and screw-in anchors to hold the swing to the ground Some of the spools have wood spacers and some have steel spacers I use the steel spacers for braces and cut the wooden spacers in half for the seats of the swings I got the idea because I used to make hay feeders with old telephone spools Getting the legs straight was the hardest part I also made a whirly bird to mount on my old Farmall using old fixtures I got from a factory It s quite the conversation piece when we go on tractor rides Lloyd Sorlien 28482 424th Ave Scotland S Dak 57059 lgsorlien@svtv com
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