Edwards Signaling 1094A-L Chain Link Fence Mounting Kit

- When you put your posts in there first then you pour your concrete around it. If you're not careful there's really good chances that you could- Your concrete is going to move the bottom of your post around. And it's going to be really easy for you to get that post out of line. So this method is a lot easier. Take some getting used to. Skill level definitely like a nine. Just kidding, you can do it. Action. Oh, that was really good wasn't it? - It was. So it was right on cue. (upbeat music) What we're going to do is we're going to go straight. We're going to go to the old line, go straight for two sections and then go to the new line. So what we're doing here is we are working that way with our fence line. We have a good 600 feet strung out that direction. We have a site post down there. There's one post that we're siting to to keep this line in check. So that way we're staying straigh