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it's a tool that makes a round hole in the ground . The more it turns the deeper it will be to put a fence post to stand in when assembling a fence line.
To install wooden fence posts, it is bests to use a fence post auger. An auger literally drills the correct size hole in which to insert the post.
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a post hole digger can be a manual two handled tool like a shovle or PTO operated off of a tractor to dig hole to put fence post in when building live stock fence or just to place a pole in the ground you can put cement in or just pack it back with dirt.
a post hole digger can be a manual two handled tool like a shovle or PTO operated off of a tractor to dig hole to put fence post in when building live stock fence or just to place a pole in the ground you can put cement in or just pack it back with dirt.
All depends all the type of fence!!! Woven wire is 15 ft. max. Board fence 6'9 with 14 ft. boards Hi-tensile wire up 40 ft. with steel post or battons in between the wooden post
It depends on the type of fence that you are installing as well as the height and even the climate. A good rule would be 2-3 ft below the ground. For colder climates you want to make sure you bury the post below the frost line.
A cemented fence is extremely durable, offering higher levels of security and peace of mind. Installing a cemented fence post is simple, requiring only a few steps. Dig a 2-3 foot hole in the ground, with a 12 inch diameter. Place a fence post in the center of the hole. Add at least 6 inches of water into the hole. After adding water, add cement powder until the water becomes a thick slush. Adjust the cement and water mixture until it reaches the consistency of dough. Add gravel into the cement mixture to provide additional support. Allow at least 48 hours for a cement post hole to dry.
The tools you need to effectively repair a barbed wire fence are: post hole digger, tamping bar, digging bar, post hole auger, sledge hammer, post puller, and barbed wire crimpers. Also, don't forget your safety equipment such as work gloves and safety goggles.
I dug the soil away so I could see the old post and removed the post from the concrete piece by piece. With a cold chisel, crow bar and anything else that worked. Then I found a new post that fitted in the hole and rammed the soil back on the one side.
to answer that ? is the post is to the inside of the fence