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Smittie
Smittie Lilburn, GA on Apr 08, 2012
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I have a retaining wall made of railroad ties that has rotted. What advice do you have for replacing?

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  • Nicole H East Peoria, IL
    We've recently been adding in retaining wall blocks directly in front of failing railroad ties at our house. We remove the top level and backfill with pea-gravel. It's prevents us from having to remove all of the railroad ties.
    • This is when we purchased the house 3 years ago
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