There are many ways to place a fence post in the ground, but which one is right for your farm project? To make this decision you must evaluate your fencing project. What is your budget? How large is the project? Does it include difficult or rough terrain?
When you know these facts about your fencing project, you are ready to choice a Fence Post Setting method.
Hydraulic Post Drivers are great solutions if your budget allows. They are used by most high-tensile fence contractors because they put the post in so quick and tight. They can be mounted in a variety of ways: three-point hitch or front-mount on a tractor, side mount on a truck or tractor, & skid-steer loader (bobcat) mount.
While there is often a learning curve, a Hydraulic Post Driver presents a clear advantages for large fencing projects, contractor teams, and municipalities.
Post-Hole Augers are also popular in certain situations. An auger with a rock head and carbide teeth can make quick work of difficult dry and rocky soil. Some Post-Hole Augers are sold today that fit onto and work in tandem with Hydraulic Post Drivers.
Posts can be set by hand for a cost-effective fencing solution on small projects. All that's needed is a dirt shovel or digging bar, clamshell digger or hand-turned auger. Advantages of hand digging are clear: the tools are low cost, it makes for good outdoor exercise, posts can be set very precisely, and it's cost-effective for small jobs. Hand digging is great for areas inaccessible to your power equipment.
With the proper method, your post-setting project should go smoothly. Remember to fully consider all factors of the project and consult with a high-quality fence supply company.
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