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wheat farmer
Posted 2/21/2008 12:04 (#315791 - in reply to #315435)
Subject: Re: Corner post heaving out of ground



"Corner posts should be six foot at an absolute minimum. 8' is much better. After about 10' you don't have to mess with braces."

Let see how can I say "stupid" in a political correct way.  Can't so will just let it go.  Do you realize a 35 ft utility pole is set only 6 ft deep?  The tensions at the top of that pole are larger than any fencing structure.  A single anchor can hold 4 wires from pulling the pole over.  When room for an anchor is not available, a push guy, on pole leaned into the deadend is used to hold the pole.  That is the idea behind the H bracing in fence corners.

6 ft, 8 ft, 10ft holes, what a hoot.  I have pastures where after 2 ft you can either dig the rest of the day with a rock bit, use a little blasting powder, or just set the post.  You are a riot at times Plowboy. 

 ROTFL 





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