Fence Post Repair

Recording Date - January 12 and 13, 2023
I try repairing a fence post using a 36 inch steel stake I got from Home Depot. It didn't work out, so the next day I used a Simpson E-Z Mender. I only repair one post. After the repair the fence seems to be a little better, but not by much.
welking

[@askersatz]

Good job! I'm going to copy you (but maybe not the steel stakes...) 🙂

[@WelkingVue]

It helps only a little.

[@ShowMeWhatINeedToKnow]

Great vid

[@WelkingVue]

Thanks for watching!

[@mp-xt2rg]

its easier to just swap the post out.

[@woodstocktrees8614]

Looks good ... I didn't know they made those types of supports ... Did you move ???

[@WelkingVue]

Nope just repairing a home I don't live at.

[@woodstocktrees8614]

@@WelkingVue Thanks pal ...

[@vontrap6942]

You should use better screws with a flat underside. Think a structural screw. Either way in this circumstance it doesn't seem to have worked out on this post and you may have to re-concrete the post.

[@petershanle9675]

How does stake go through concrete

[@WelkingVue]

I'm not even sure if there's concrete. Even if there's concrete it shouldn't be a problem because the stake is side by side with the post, so it's going between the post and concrete.