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Those photo don't look like plowing they look more like shoveling! You need to either get a plow or a snow blower. I wouldn't want to be shoveling that much snow!

Good luck getting them approved before installing!

Have you examined how the existing ones are done? It looks like the lower square tube is used to support the cabinet and then bolted to the poles!

Have you looked at any other signs yet? That would show you how most are done. This mounting all depends on how the signs are made and the design of how they will look when finished. IE do they go in between the poles or extend to the outside edge of the support poles.

Have you checked with the local authorities on what they require to do a jobs as you are intending to do? Does it need to be UL approved, if you fabricate does it need engineering stamps, etc.?

Fabricate a mounting bracket/system. This can be done several different ways!

As for aluminum most are done with extrusions made specifically for the sign industry.

Any pictures?

:goodpost: and very important for your health!

steel is not the correct material to build this out of. If you do not get all edges of the steel sealed/covered, it will rust!

No I wasn't thinking of cutting them, I was thinking drive them in and pull them out:frustrated::covereyes:

I'm not sure, but you could alway use a cement nail:ROFLMAO: :omg2:Now are you caling me old:help

A spline shaft is a little overkill for what most of us do!

You must not buy very much anymore, we do not make many things, all we do is assemble things with foreign items:banghead::frustrated::rolleyes:

That bulldog with a cheap bit will also have trouble drilling into hard concrete or stone!

For only 3 3/16"holes you could have just used one of these no electric needed!

I haven't heard a name for it! Marlene I think you need to get a new vehicle with 4WD, that way you will look forward for some snow to once again play in. Or you just need to move to Fla. and get a new job:Big Laugh

:goodpost::help

+1

SDS hammer drill!