The left center and front threaded rods not being as close to the edge gave me the option of notching the 2x6 sills around the bearing plates. To give me a fighting chance of installing the notched wall I made it in 2 pieces - an 8ft section and 4ft section. I had previously cut the threaded rod down to 1.5 inch.
A piece of 4x4 and 2x4 fit perfectly under the post. Each is sistered to their respective posts and a 10 inch Timberlok driven through to whole thing. Had to use a socket wrench for the last 2 inches of that one. All post bolts are hit with the socket wrench before moving on. Just like the right hand wall earlier, I had to get out the sawzall and cut the 2x4 so I could angle the post. I'll fill that space later.
Rather than try to even out the sawzall post cuts I scribed the angle on the filler pieces and miter cut them.
Front left corner support is attached. Though my intent was to have the plywood stand proud of the 4x6 base, that just didn't happen in all locations.
Getting real close to being able to remove the lifting frame. Had hoped to get to that stage over this holiday weekend, but apparently my imagination works much faster than my body.
