Supporting Documentation · Oct 30, 2024
Tree Report Complete File Updated 101524
80a4a7084a9a577c8fa822c70c10e6f4e33c9b6b3536edabdd45ac52be775b0eIndexed text · page 40
Show all pagesSetting Posts in the Ground Posts may be pounded or augured. When augured, posts must be anchored at corners, ends, and low points. The following are two ways to anchor and set a post: 1) Attach a wood block near the bottom of the post (block system); or 2) Attach pieces of high-tensile wire and a fence staple at the bottom (spider system). Line Post Spacing on Curves The spacing of line posts on curves is determined by the sharpness of the curve. Refer to the diagram below to determine the correct spacing. Fence alignments that change direction by less than 40 degrees are considered curves. Fence alignments that change direction by more than 40 degrees are considered corners. Diagram courtesy of NRCS 12
File revisions (1)
- Sep 29, 2026
80a4a7084a9a9,693,967 bytes