How to make a sliding gate track - Stainless steel sliding gate track

I'll show you how to make a sliding gate track. This track can be mounted before or after concrete is set.
The all-thread is cut to 6"
Note: You do not need a hydraulic bender to straighten out the parts after welding, I've used trees, wedged it under bumpers, under a trailer tongue and anything and everything I could get a bit of leverage on. It doesn't take much.
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[@jb-ik8sj]

I've always liked stainless. It's tough and last along time

[@NSResponder]

This looks like a lot of work. Why not just buy a length of scrap rail?

[@giovannisocci4807]

I can see two errors you made,but I learned something too.

[@chupucharters]

That gate looks like it could use an upgrade!

[@high_seas_hawaii]

Let’s do it! Haha, thanks for watching!🙏

[@jnd9142]

Is that 1/2 or 1 inch angle?

[@justinmireles8006]

Any way I could ram one of those down into grass/ground? Don't wanna pour a concrete footer if not absolutely necessary. Not sure it'd stay put though. I have a sliding gate going g up in the backyard and need to lay the track

[@giovannisocci4807]

You want concrete mainly bc of it s hard surface and thus add stability,if you think grass or dirt are firm and hard enough nothing stops you from it.

[@cloutgangster]

Terrible