Hello.

I'm just looking to get some advice on installing fencing through a
slough/low lying wet area. The fence posts are for horse fencing, and
are 4.15" dowelled round posts.

I can't get a hydraulic post pounder in there because of the water and
soft ground. I'm hoping there is some other way aside from a manual
post pounder or large equipment.

Thanks!
Corey

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Hello.

I'm just looking to get some advice on installing fencing through a
slough/low lying wet area. The fence posts are for horse fencing, and
are 4.15" dowelled round posts.

I can't get a hydraulic post pounder in there because of the water and
soft ground. I'm hoping there is some other way aside from a manual
post pounder or large equipment.

Thanks!
Corey


At the risk of seeming overly pragmatic...

If you can't get machinery in to do it, you're pretty much stuck with
good ol' elbow grease and the post driver. Watch yer lift... Them things
is nasty if they get a bite of ya. DAMHIKT

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In article .com,
wrote:

Hello.

I'm just looking to get some advice on installing fencing through a
slough/low lying wet area. The fence posts are for horse fencing, and
are 4.15" dowelled round posts.

I can't get a hydraulic post pounder in there because of the water and
soft ground. I'm hoping there is some other way aside from a manual
post pounder or large equipment.

Thanks!
Corey


At the risk of seeming overly pragmatic...

If you can't get machinery in to do it, you're pretty much stuck with
good ol' elbow grease and the post driver. Watch yer lift... Them things
is nasty if they get a bite of ya. DAMHIKT

Do you have time to wait till it freezes? Make a fire where the post should
go the night in advance and pound them in.

wrote:

Hello.

I'm just looking to get some advice on installing fencing through a
slough/low lying wet area. The fence posts are for horse fencing, and
are 4.15" dowelled round posts.

I can't get a hydraulic post pounder in there because of the water and
soft ground. I'm hoping there is some other way aside from a manual
post pounder or large equipment.

Thanks!
Corey

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