Not that i am and expert fence builder but i think the one neighbor has a handle on end posts He uses locus debarked and dried and they are usually 8-10 in. and 10 feet long .He drills a hole as deep as he can get the posthole auger down then sets the post in the hole then he puts the hyd driver to work and drive it till it will not go any more then he stuffs in rocks and hand tamps them along with clay when that is done they get double braced . Now not saying this is the way to do it but they do not move nomatter what . Years back some kid with a vett lost it popping over the little hump in the road and hit the one end post setting back a good ten feet off the road and that vett never moved the post it just wrapped the ft. end around it and hugged it even with two wreckers pulling on the vett trying to get it off the post it never phased it . Oh yea the kid lived .
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