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using western juniper logs for posts
ohminihaha on Oct 09, 2007Want to make use of juniper-cedar logs on my property from trimming & cutting down dead trees. How deep do my holes need to be if I want the fence posts to be about 6' high and to keep most of the cattle OUT. The logs are 8-12'' across. I'll fill holes with cement. First 100 feet is sandy/loamy and it will be a long time before I get any farther than that....: ) Also will that machine you have been referring to on other posts (the one at home depot for rent) make the size holes I need for this project? Thanks, CatRead More
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Add lattice to the top of a fence?
homeimprov2006 on Oct 09, 2007Hi, I'm moving into a house that has a standard 6 ft. dog ear privacy fence. Because of the slope of the property and the height of the porch, the fence only obscures about 4.5 ft. of the view when on the porch. I was wondering if it's possible to attach 2 ft. lattice to the top of an existing fence. The fence has wood posts and is just a few years old. Thanks.Read More
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