How To Fix A Sagging Chain Link Gate the proper way!

[@Laura-wy3xr]

Thank you so much for this clear concise video. Just today, I fixed my 12 foot driveway gate using your method and suggested supplies. Thank you!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Glad to hear it helped!

[@TravisDoodles]

this video changed my life, and now I have a new fence

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

I am glad this video could impact your life and fence!

[@stitchedpumpkin5905]

Definitely better than the videos on Home Depot. Thank you. I jumped through this (fast forward?) first and didn't watch. Immediately answered half my questions just with clear video picture.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Glad it helped

[@courtneycassels5503]

Thank you! I can’t wait to fix my sagging gate!

[@jdoyle4811]

Thanks for taking the time to going into detail to resolve a sagging chain link fence. The music at the end as a nice beat, good selection along with excellent video

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Jack d thank you so much!

[@valeriestewart8604]

I’m definitely trying this. I’m the caretaker of a 12 acre nature park in Marietta Ga and need a few tutorials. Thanks so much. I’ll let you know how it goes.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

How did it go?

[@derwingholston2550]

I've tried that technique and WOW it worked thanks for the video.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

No problem

[@danalehdez9415]

I had a similar problem with my fence and this resolved the issue. Thank you soon much! Great tip!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Glad it helped!

[@maximonatividad9653]

Wonderful... You have a gift and talent fm God.. I am planning to build a cyclone with gi pipe in my lot but the problem here in the Philippines we dont have appropriate parts like tension bar and band to tighten the wire and those elbow connections for the gi pipe u showed here. U r blessed there with all necessary tools to install the fence. We here wud just have to use welding machine to weld the cyclone wire to the gi pipe.. Thank you so much for sharing and tc and stay safe and God bless

[@kevinbarger1703]

Good video, very informational. I was able to fix my own fence from this.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Thanks Kevin for watching the video!

[@luismarquez4880]

Thank you for such a great video. Very informative. I can't wait to try it myself.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Your welcome!

[@rayd.1568]

🎉Awesome job buddy you’re work looks great!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Thanks

[@asaldana10]

Thank you so much! I’m going to try this on my fence!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

No problem. I hope it works out!

[@ScottCooper136]

Great video with detailed instructions. Thanks Daniel.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Scott Cooper glad I could help!

[@lawguyTN]

Any particular reason you put the turnbuckle at the bottom instead of the top? It seems it would be more convenient for future adjustments to have them at the top.

[@adayinthelifeofmo9243]

I'm struggling with tightening the rope clamps. My socket is too wide to fit onto the nut without hitting the other nut, so I'm trying to use a wrench. Trying to hold the contraption with pliers is getting frustrating because I can't get a good grip enough to really tighten the nuts. The video instructions are awesome and I know once I'm past this hurdle, I'll be on the right track..haha! Thanks for the very helpful video!!!!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Awesome, I’m glad the video helped

[@ImanuelMesiah]

Great Southern Style!

[@davidblair7838]

You made look so easy. Thanks

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Glad I could help!

[@nunabizness7726]

I have two gates that I need to correct, and I can't wait to try out your solution! However, it would be very helpful to know the dimensions of the parts in your shopping list. For instance, do we use the 1/2 inch wire clamps or another size? Same question for the turnbuckles and eyebolts. Especially since the link for the eyebolts no longer works. Thank you again for this video and for promptly responding; I really can't wait to try this out myself!

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

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[@lhendrick1]

Excellent work

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Laurence Hendrick thank you

[@MrSamirsalama1]

Very helpful. Can you attach the wire to the terminal post at the upper end ?

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

No, the wire would not function correctly for this kind of set up.

[@phorce1]

Why didn't you put the turnbuckle at the top so adjustments could be made without having to get down on the ground? (Old creaky knees here LOL!)

[@ImanuelMesiah]

I believe he put two turn buckles top and bottom no?

[@janettewhitaker4781]

@@ImanuelMesiah it’s on bottom

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Really it doesn’t matter. It would work either way.

[@tjtexas5130]

Than you

[@bobby-c7731]

Great video. One note, you turned the turnbuckle clockwise. Not counter clockwise. But, easy mistake to make.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Good call!

[@Hiness58]

Hi, what size eyebolt? THe hillman link is gone. Thanks for this video

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

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[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

That is a link to a 1/4 inch by 4 inch eyebolt.

[@Hiness58]

@@HowTosandReviewswithDan Thank you! Other side is dragging now...time to do it again!

[@musicmania3945]

What size drill bit did you use and what brand? My drill bits are to small to pass completely Thur

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Leo Hernandez I believe it was a 3/8 bit that is 3 1/2 inches long. It has been so long however I could be wrong.

[@musicmania3945]

@@HowTosandReviewswithDan awesome thank you I'll try it out

[@BS-uc8os]

What thickness of wire are you using? Your link goes to 1/16 wire which seems thin to me.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

RoTTon SKiPPy I used what was best for this gate but it is personal preference. If the gate you have is bigger a bigger gauge or a rod could work.

[@lhendrick1]

1/8 wire worked fine for me on a 6 foot wide walk gate I built. No sag. Home Depot didn’t have 1/16 kits with clamps so I got 1/8

[@dianenaylor7000]

How do you. Fix a support at the end if it's in cement.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

Is the gate hinge anchored into cement? If so, I would remove the hinge out of the cement and install a steel plate (at least 1/4” thick) onto the wall using new anchor holes on all corners of the plate over the existing hole area. Then I would weld a hinge to the plate to hang the gate on to. FYI Cement anchors should be used with the proper weight rating. However, it sounds like you may want to call a local gate company for help because if done incorrectly it could cause injury to someone if the gate falls off due to improper installation.

[@dianenaylor7000]

How much does supplies and labor cost.

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

I didn’t keep a record of the cost.

[@lorenzorodriguez7480]

I enjoyed the video wish I could ask you questions

[@lorenzorodriguez7480]

I need the size of turnbuckle and eye bolts

[@brianclements4673]

Shouldn't you be able to do this by adjusting the hardware that the gate was originally installed with?

[@HowTosandReviewswithDan]

You can only get so much adjustment with the hinge hardware. Over time the gate bends due to the stress of the weight. This fixes that issue.

[@Christina-dw8we]

Huh??