We need 8x8 PT lumber to withstand long term wear and tear by 1000# horses potentially stepping on it. We know there's a real possibility that every competitive trail rider, whether 5 or 95, is going to see if their horse will go on this “obstacle” even though it’s designed for human use. It’s not in a supervised location and we’d prefer it last as well as we can possibly make it. 

17 pieces of 8” x 8” x 10’ pressure treated/ ground contact timbers

2 pieces of 4” x 4” x 8’ pressure treated/ ground contact posts 

6 pieces of 2” x 4” x 8’ pressure treated/ ground contact boards (already have donated from troop member)

Additional materials:

1 roll of 4’ x 100’ geo fabric 

12 count of 4’ x 1/2” rebar

1 box of 14” lag screws 

1 box of 3” lag screws 

4, 60# bags of cement 

Copper Coat wood preservative 

1.5 cubic yards of rock (3/4” - 0)

Tools: 

(Adult use only via donated labor)

Chainsaw 

Crosscut saw

Electric cordless drills

Dump trailer

Vibra-tamper

(Scout use for hand labor)
3 tampers

2 wheelbarrows or 5 gallon buckets

1 Post hole digger

Various drill and ratchet hand tools with hex set