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Fixing crooked H-Frame
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<blockquote data-quote="BK9954" data-source="post: 1349912" data-attributes="member: 23651"><p>Its a 20 degree angle going around a ravine. It was close to a 4 ft hole before the post got pulled up. I dug the holes with 2.5 foot hand held auger and dug the rest with a post hole shovel marked with the correct depth. I put rocks in the bottom because I read on the internet this helps with drainage. Is this not correct? I guess I will dig it up and re do it. Being that the wire is secured to the post with multiple nails I wont be able to get it off without cutting it. I guess I will use the tubular splicing tubes with my crimping tool I use to do fence repairs. It is 15.5 high tensil wire. This should work correct? I have used those splicers with high tensil wire before. Should I set the new post with concrete? Should I wait a while before I stretch the wire back on.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BK9954, post: 1349912, member: 23651"] Its a 20 degree angle going around a ravine. It was close to a 4 ft hole before the post got pulled up. I dug the holes with 2.5 foot hand held auger and dug the rest with a post hole shovel marked with the correct depth. I put rocks in the bottom because I read on the internet this helps with drainage. Is this not correct? I guess I will dig it up and re do it. Being that the wire is secured to the post with multiple nails I wont be able to get it off without cutting it. I guess I will use the tubular splicing tubes with my crimping tool I use to do fence repairs. It is 15.5 high tensil wire. This should work correct? I have used those splicers with high tensil wire before. Should I set the new post with concrete? Should I wait a while before I stretch the wire back on. [/QUOTE]
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