A complete removable fence post is not available in the market. The good news is that we can make our regular square/round wood or metal fence posts removable with DIY tools, such as a post sleeve or PVC pipes, fence post spike, or post shoes. Please keep in mind that these tools are used in … Read more
Digging post holes in the rocky/hard ground takes more time, and energy and may increase labor costs. So you must be mentally prepared for it & choosing the right tools will be the key. To dig a few post holes, you can use manual tools such as a digging bar, manual auger, or a post-hole … Read more
Using T-post clips, you can install wire fence on T-posts any metal post. We’ll place the clip around the post, fix the fence wire in the hooks, and twist the hooks with a plier or clip bender. A pack of 100 T-post clips usually costs around 10-12$. A T-post clip bender is a commonly used … Read more
Removing a t-post is easy if you have selected the right tools. We can use any tool or method based on lever physics for T-post removal, such as a T-post-puller, farm or car jack pulling with a tractor bucket. To remove T-post without a puller you can use a manual post driver, pull with your … Read more
Yes, you can install/set fence spikes in concrete, but it’s not ideal, especially for large-area fencing. Setting spikes in concrete will cost you more in the form of concrete and require a lot of effort in digging holes, filling them with concrete, and installing spikes. Below, we’ve discussed how to set post spikes in concrete … Read more
Fence post spikes are quite an innovative tool commonly used to install wood posts without the hassle of digging post holes & using concrete. A post spike has two parts; the spike/anchor gets driven into the ground within a couple of minutes, providing ease in DIY fence installations. The holder(bracket/shoe) holds the fence post out … Read more
U-posts are U-shaped steel fence posts with an anchor at the bottom that keeps the post fastened in the ground. They are used to install electric fences, wire fences, hang warning signs, support plants & similar lightweight tasks. U-posts are available in 3-12 feet sizes. Choose U-posts at least 2-3 feet higher than your fence … Read more
T-posts are made to be directly driven into the ground. A manual post-driver(pounder) is commonly used to drive metal posts. But if you don’t have one, you’ll need another tool to drive T-posts depending on the number of posts & ground conditions. For example: In this post, we’ll guide you through all the tools & … Read more