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Old 05-16-2013, 07:52 AM
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Default Why I haven't been working on the 104 (fence project)

I needed a place to let my dogs play but I have a odd corner lot so to fence the whole backyard it would be expensive and a huge project. This fence was also to give me me some privacy so can be outside without someone looking at me.

I am doing a 6' dog ear privacy fence on the side that borders my nieghbor to the south thos area is about 20x50. On the back of the house the fence is going to be a 4' picket fence. This is between the screen porch and the driveway. There will be a 48" gate on the 6' side and a 36" gate on the 4' side.

Currently I have all 16 - 36" post holes dug and 7 of the posts are set in concrete ( 2-1/2 to 3 60 lb bags per hole). I was only able to use a power auger on about 6 of the holes because of large cobbles about 18-24" down so this fence has a lot of sweat equity into it.

View from front yard 48" gate located on this side


From inside the previous area looking towards the screened porch


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Excuse the mess its a construction zone
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Great job so far. Hope to see more pics, when you're done.
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Looking good! Lots of work too!
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Good work!
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Those posts aren't going anywhere!!!
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All the posts are in and in concrete. Gonna put up the stringers tomorrow
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Put up all the stringers on the 6' side and 50 pickets today

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Looking good!
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All the pickets are done on the 6' side all that's left over there is the gate. Also got the stringers up on the 4' side. Should be finished this week. Funny how a project the misses wants done takes 3 weeks while I'm 3 months into the 104
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