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fence post holes
I have a wall which is only about 1 ft high down the side of my garden, the
previous owner decided to fix the fence into the wall, which did not work very well with the wind last weekend. I have brought some concrete fence posts to put against the wall, but after digging down about 18 inches I have came across what looks like the foundations for the wall and can not get down any further. I am thinking the best thing to do will be to try and chisel through it with an sds drill? can anyone recomend where to buy a pretty long sds chisel bit to use? or can anyone give me a better idea? I will also need an sds drill, I doubt I will use it much, I have seen one for £30 in argos, can anyone tell me if they are any good? cheers, Stu |
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