Help Fixing a fence post - Wall in the way
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The fence between us and the semi derelict house next door needs repairing, I beleive the post is totally rotten and its started to lean a little bit. As a short term fix to get through winter etc. I want to support the broken post, and there is an old brick wall a foot or so infront of the post. which makes access a pig, but could also help?
I was thinking to bolt through from the wall to the post with some form of metal bracket to help take the weight, until we can afford to replace the psot properly? Photo below, looking straight down at the ground over the fence.
I have seen the ground spikes you can get for repairs, but I think the weight of the fence will just pull it over?

I was thinking to bolt through from the wall to the post with some form of metal bracket to help take the weight, until we can afford to replace the psot properly? Photo below, looking straight down at the ground over the fence.
I have seen the ground spikes you can get for repairs, but I think the weight of the fence will just pull it over?
JoshSm said:
Posts and postcrete are dirt cheap and quick & trivial to install. Certainly for just doing the one!
You may as well just do it properly unless you're worried the panels will disintegrate when you disconnect them from the post?
It’s a continual fence, not sure on the right name, but you can’t see the posts from our side, so getting the post out, is a bit of an ordeal as far as I am aware? You may as well just do it properly unless you're worried the panels will disintegrate when you disconnect them from the post?
Danm1les said:
I have seen the ground spikes you can get for repairs, but I think the weight of the fence will just pull it over?
Get a long one and it'll be fine. Make sure you get one with proper post clamping like in this video, not the cheap rubbish.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vRLJrMGd78U
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