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Well this post isn't moving. ๐Ÿซก

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Frank Robertson1 year ago

All of the metal connectors and screws, and you set it on a concrete pier with a 64 square inch footprint buried 6 inches in topsoil? Plus the new pressure treated ground contact wood is worthless for rot resistance, does anyone look at the weakest link?

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John Holmes1 year ago

This post isnโ€™t moving he says!!! The frost says โ€ฆhold my beer ๐Ÿป!!!โ€™ lol

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Rock Paper Sizzle1 year ago

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Memer1 year ago

That post has been screwed more times than me

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ATRQ1 year ago

Itโ€™ll sink. The bottom of the post will rot. The extra braces should allow water to escape. But they look like theyโ€™d allow it to pool. Screw this.

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GDog1 year ago

Till it rots in all those holes. But strong for several years

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Jim Ford1 year ago

Not sure of application but for a 6' fence post hole should be at least 24" deep and you need an 8' 4x4. Dig the hole, level the post, then add the concrete. THAT would be a post that isn't moving. this thing isn't really anchored, it could float away or get knocked over.

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Doug R. Fartsac, PhD1 year ago

Anyone with a civil engineering degree is shaking their head right now.

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Jason Gordan1 year ago

Honey, that post is too close to the patio.

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Logan Delos1 year ago

Hope dirt ground is solid. Should have filled in the hole with compacted gravel first

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jajcatsc (J-Cat)1 year ago

The ground moving will affect it.

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