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Originally Posted by hcoles View Post
Idea:
1 - unbolt existing structure and move it over 1 foot in any direction
2 - using a hammer drill - drill correct size hole for ? 3/8" concrete bolts, remember to clean out the holes very well using compressed air (you can use one of those air cans from HD). The compressed air cans come with a straw that allows getting to the bottom of the hole and forcing the dust out, you can also use another object to help get all the dust out along with the compressed air.
3 - move structure back while installing the new brackets
4 - install the concrete bolts/screws
That was my plan, but moving it a foot out of the way could be troublesome. It's blocked on 3 sides by concrete stairs/built in planters and a iron fence. The bigger issue is this damn thing is heavy and the posts barely move independently of each other (otherwise I would treat it like a 6 legged dog, slowly moving each post one at a time)
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