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How do I know if my fence posts are set in cement? The dirt and
grass goes all the way up to everyone of the 30 plus posts. I need to know now because I may have to take one post out temporarily. I have an all-wood picket fence that came with the house, installed by a well-known fence company which is still in business at 3 locations in 3 counties 26 years later**. No cement or concrete shows at any post, but no posts have shown any indication of leaning, except the one that the gate is hung on. With that one, I diconnnected the section of fence atttached to it, soaked the earth with water, used a come-along to pull the post vertical, and then nailed the fence section in place while the post was vertical. The post straightened up pretty easily after quite a bit of water, but not a flood. **I guess I should call them and ask, but maybe no one knows anymore what they did then. |
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