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Pull Wooden Fence Posts Set in Concrete WITH NO DIGGING!: I wanted to post this to maybe help someone save a little time if they ever need to replace a fence, which has wooden posts that are set in concrete, and doesn't want to have to dig them out by ha
Once the concrete is set, you can mount your horizontal supports, or stringers, along the fence. If you are using fence panels, you'll mount thepanel bracketsto the fence posts instead and then slide the panels into place. If you prefer, you can also attach the panels directly to the f...
However, where freezing goes deeply into the soil, your fence posts (and the footings of your deck) are subject to this upward pressure. The concrete in the fence post's base is an excellent conductor of heat and attracts moisture which can form an ice lens around the concrete base, rende...
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Wooden fences may be built of boards, posts and rails, or pickets. Hardwoods such as oak and chestnut are preferred for fence posts, although softwoods treated with preservatives such as creosote may be used. Other fence materials are concrete, bricks, iron rails, woven wire, and barbed wire...
If they are loose or damaged, remove the old post and set a new post in quick-setting concrete. When replacing a 4-foot chain-link fence with a 6-foot privacy fence, chain-link post extensions are available to increase the height of the posts. Put caps on the posts. If you're ...
ensuring they're deep enough to provide a stable foundation for your fence. Place the posts in the holes and use a level to ensure they're straight. Fill the holes back in, compacting the soil around the posts for extra stability. For additional support, concrete can be used, but it’s...
The U posts can be classified two types: with spade or without spade. The spade welded firmly to the post helps to add fences stability by increasing the contact area to the ground. The post without spade can be much easier hammered into the ground than the one with spa...
This invention relates to fences of the type wherein a rail is supported parallel to the ground by inserting its end portions into holes in adjacent vertical posts. This invention can be used with concrete fence posts. In the past it has been difficult to replace broken rails in this type ...