That was just what I needed. Ended up using the quick setting stuff from QuickCrete and had the fence moved in a day. It took as long to jackhammer through the blacktop at the end of the driveway as it did to actually install the fence. One sunburn and several hours later, and got a job well done.
Thanks!
- Wm
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quote:Originally posted by kactuskid
I really don't like either way you've described. The best way that I have found to set a post is to fill the hole with concrete to within 4-5" from the top, then install dirt up to the top. This prevents freezing water from getting in under the concrete and raising it out of the ground. Here's a link that will show you all the details of not only how to set the post but how to install your fence. Hope this helps.
http://www.hooverfence.com/manual/ch...k/install3.htm
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