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Damn your picky I would let that one slide
mine is old and only one pole is loose it's a 6ft pole that attach to my gates when i open the gates it's shaky so do i use 3 bags as well of Quickrete
Thanks for the video. It did the job of explaining how to level a sagging fence vertically,.. You did show the right tools and the the cement type. However, you did not mention which zone you are in and the depth you have to go. Overall good video.
Now thats a privacy fence. My noisy neighbor would still look over that fence even if it was 12ft tall lol.
Thank you! DOING THIS RIGHT NOW! Had no clue how to begin. You're awesome!
I'm renewing our old fence w/new rails and pickets and came across 2 posts, which should be straightened (they have ~ 30 degree deviation fm/vertical. I digged around them same way you did, but about 12" deep, the second one even about 10", then added water to dig more next day, but to my surprise, I could move that 2nd post easily any way I want after that water added. So I straighten them both planning to add cement mixture and water, but then got stuck on the doubts if I need to add any cement in the holes. The posts are aluminum and the fence is pretty light (cedar, 6'). The original cement has practically perfect cylindrical shape, so for the future possible repairs it would be so much easier to deal with those perfect cylinders than the mines of irregular shape. So my question is: what will happen if I just surround those now straight posts (with existing cement cylinders on the bottom of them) with the soil (it is in Texas, soil type of clay)? Will it keep them straight, or it is absolutely necessary to remove the old cement, or at least to add some more new? Thank you for the great film, very informative.
Thank you so much!! I think this is what I need to do to secure my chain link fence posts!!
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Damn your picky I would let that one slide
mine is old and only one pole is loose it's a 6ft pole that attach to my gates when i open the gates it's shaky so do i use 3 bags as well of Quickrete
Thanks for the video. It did the job of explaining how to level a sagging fence vertically,.. You did show the right tools and the the cement type. However, you did not mention which zone you are in and the depth you have to go. Overall good video.
Now thats a privacy fence. My noisy neighbor would still look over that fence even if it was 12ft tall lol.
Thank you! DOING THIS RIGHT NOW! Had no clue how to begin. You're awesome!
I'm renewing our old fence w/new rails and pickets and came across 2 posts, which should be straightened (they have ~ 30 degree deviation fm/vertical. I digged around them same way you did, but about 12" deep, the second one even about 10", then added water to dig more next day, but to my surprise, I could move that 2nd post easily any way I want after that water added. So I straighten them both planning to add cement mixture and water, but then got stuck on the doubts if I need to add any cement in the holes. The posts are aluminum and the fence is pretty light (cedar, 6'). The original cement has practically perfect cylindrical shape, so for the future possible repairs it would be so much easier to deal with those perfect cylinders than the mines of irregular shape. So my question is: what will happen if I just surround those now straight posts (with existing cement cylinders on the bottom of them) with the soil (it is in Texas, soil type of clay)? Will it keep them straight, or it is absolutely necessary to remove the old cement, or at least to add some more new? Thank you for the great film, very informative.
Thank you so much!! I think this is what I need to do to secure my chain link fence posts!!