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Removing a broken wooden fence post is back-breaking work that can take hours to complete. The concrete plug that holds the fence post in place can be 30 inches deep in the ground and does not move easily. To ease the task of removing a broken fence post, rent a fence post puller that is able to connect to and remove a broken wooden fence post and the concrete plug. Once the broken post is removed, the hole can be reused to install a new wooden fence post. more »

Driving fence posts is hard work, but it can be accomplished by anyone willing to put in the necessary effort. On mountain properties, you can use an ATV or similar vehicle to carry the fence posts and fence-post driver to the desired location. This permits you to move a number of fence posts with less strain. more »

Installing the fence posts is a crucial first step to getting your new fence up and ready to go. Use a good brand of cement and the following steps to ensure your fence posts remain firmly and permanently in place. more »

Using concrete can be an easy way to make sure picket fence posts are set. Learn how to secure fence posts using concrete from a professional contractor in this free home improvement video. more »

I'll show you a step by step quick and easy way how to pull up a fence post without even digging. These instructions will work with any type of fence post. more »

Try painting the fence posts a burnt umber. Learn how to watercolor paint winter barn fence posts with tips from an art teacher in this free painting video. more »

Build a beautiful privacy fence for your home! Learn how to align a fence post in this free video on how to build a privacy fence. more »

Build a beautiful privacy fence for your home! Learn how to secure a fence post in this free video on how to build a privacy fence. more »