This article explains how to mount fence posts in order that your fence stays strong over the long haul.
For marking the boundary of your fence, set masons lines with strings as well as wooden stakes. It is possible to follow the fence’s boundaries by hitting stakes into the ground on a regular basis.
In order to speed up the process as well as reduce the manual digging required in the first place, you should to rent a power auger/fence post digger. It is possible to rent these tools at your local hardware shop.
You must know exactly where the frost line lies to be able to place your post at least 6 inches beneath it. To accommodate concrete bases, create a hole that is four inches larger than the post.
Make use of clam hole diggers remove obstructions from the fence posts. When the hole is deep enough, you can pour four inches of gravel for the base and tamp the bottom with the post. Then, attach a length to the post as well as support braces that hold the post up. To make sure that the posts is straight and straight, use an appropriate measuring.
Mix cement before putting it into the hole for the foundation to be solidified, by using a grader to ensure the base is straight. After that, you watch it dry, and you can begin making the final installment of your fencing.
For visual instructions, please take a look at the video. Happy digging!
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