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Tuzz, I secured the individual sections of dock to each other with marina hardware. As to securing it to shore, I plan on pouring a concrete footing for the end of the walkway to sit on and get pinned to, but for right now I thru bolted two large eye hooks to the end and ponded rebar thru the eye hooks and bent the rebar over to not have a tripping hazard.
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I would like to pound or pour footings in the water and have either a permanent or floating dock attached to those footings. I'm sorry I did not do it before the pond filled last year. It filled so fast and we were so excited about it filling that I just never thought how much easier it would have been to do it before the water came in. Oh well ..... live and learn.
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