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First cut off the affected part and attach a supporting spur. This involves temporarily supporting the fence and then digging a hole around the post about 60 cm square and 30 cm deep. Saw off the rotten part of the post once it is completely exposed and bolt on the concrete spur - 15 cm or 20 cm coach bolts are suitable. The straight face of the spur should be against the post. When it is in position, use a spirit level to check it is upright. Hardcore should then be packed around the bottom of the spur and the hole filled with a coarse concrete mix, finished at ground level with a slope to drain rainwater off.:D

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First cut off the affected part and attach a supporting spur. This involves temporarily supporting the fence and then digging a hole around the post about 60 cm square and 30 cm deep. Saw off the rotten part of the post once it is completely exposed and bolt on the concrete spur - 15 cm or 20 cm coach bolts are suitable. The straight face of the spur should be against the post. When it is in position, use a spirit level to check it is upright. Hardcore should then be packed around the bottom of the spur and the hole filled with a coarse concrete mix, finished at ground level with a slope to drain rainwater off.:D

 

Will make a start on Saturday!!

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First cut off the affected part and attach a supporting spur. This involves temporarily supporting the fence and then digging a hole around the post about 60 cm square and 30 cm deep. Saw off the rotten part of the post once it is completely exposed and bolt on the concrete spur - 15 cm or 20 cm coach bolts are suitable. The straight face of the spur should be against the post. When it is in position, use a spirit level to check it is upright. Hardcore should then be packed around the bottom of the spur and the hole filled with a coarse concrete mix, finished at ground level with a slope to drain rainwater off.:D

 

Fantastic, cheers! :D

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First cut off the affected part and attach a supporting spur. This involves temporarily supporting the fence and then digging a hole around the post about 60 cm square and 30 cm deep. Saw off the rotten part of the post once it is completely exposed and bolt on the concrete spur - 15 cm or 20 cm coach bolts are suitable. The straight face of the spur should be against the post. When it is in position, use a spirit level to check it is upright. Hardcore should then be packed around the bottom of the spur and the hole filled with a coarse concrete mix, finished at ground level with a slope to drain rainwater off.:D

 

:tongue: Definitely too much time on your hands mate ;)

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