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It depends on the pole size and hole diameter of concrete posts. 4X4 in fence post with holes in diameter of 250-300mm commonly requires 1 bag of concrete weighing approximately 40-50 lb. For 6X6in concrete posts, you need 2-3 bags (40-50 lb each) for added stability.

For better stability, fence posts are typically buried to a depth of ⅓ to ½ of their total length. The deeper the posts are buried, the more stable the fence will be, protecting it from strong winds and the weight of the fence itself.

It depends on your fence type. For privacy fences, a post spacing of 6-8 feet works better with the length of wooden fence panels and effectively prevents the fence from sagging. For agricultural fences such as those using T-posts or Y-posts, the post spacing is typically 8-12 feet.

Step 1: Mark the fence line. Determine and mark the area where you want to install the fence, and check for any underground pipes or electrical wires in that area.

Step 2: Dig post holes. Use a digger to pre-dig the holes before you install the larger fence posts. For T-posts or Y-posts, you can use a post pounder to drive them into the ground directly.

Step 3: Add gravel at the bottom to improve drainage and prevent posts from rotting.

Step 4: Place the posts into the holes and backfill with soil. Use a spirit level to check if the fence posts are level.

For driven post(T post, Y post, U post), you can use JACKWIN post puller or a farm jack to lift the posts straight up. For concrete post, wooden post or vinyl post, you can dig around the post and pull the post out.

The leaning fence post can be temporarily secured with rope or stakes. Another permanent repair solution is to pour concrete around the base of the post. If the base of the post is rotten, it’s necessary to replace it for long-term stability.

Yes you can. You need to dig a deep hole and thoroughly tamp down backfilled dirt to prevent leaning. However, soil does not provide as good a fixing effect as cement, so it’s best to use soil with a high clay content whenever possible.

For wooden fence posts, gravel is highly recommended to improve the drainage and prevent rot so as to extend the life service time of wooden posts. For concrete posts or steel posts, gravel under a fence post is not necessary.

Caps on the top of wooden fence posts can prevent the tops of the posts from rotting or cracking due to water accumulation, extending their lifespan. For T-posts or Y-posts, caps on the posts can protect people from the sharp edges at the top.

JACKWIN manufactures various kinds of fence posts, including T posts, Y posts, star pickets, chain link fence posts and electric fence posts. Our factory covers an area of ​​3000 square meters and is capable of producing various fencing system-related products.

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