How to Install a Chain Link Fence 250 Linear Feet!!!

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Uploaded by on Apr 6, 2011

TIME LAPSE photography of installing 250 feet of chain link fence. 1 hour planning, 2 hours purchasing material, 4 hours saw rental, 2 hours hole digger rental, 13 hours actual installation.

I DO NOT own the background music.

Learn fence terminology and theory: http://www.lowes.com/cd_Install+a+Chain+Link+Fence_588388906_

1. Install terminal posts 2 feet in ground with maximum spacing of 80'.
2. Install line posts between terminal posts at 10' distances or less. Pour 1/2 bag to 1 bag of concrete in each post hole. As you pour, also pour water and mix with a shovel right in the hole.
3. Attach hardware and top rail.
4. Attach tension wire along bottom (Not shown in video). For looping the tension wire use a crescent wrench. For more tips visit: http://www.hooverfence.com/howto/twire.htm
5. Attach chain link, tighten with temporary tension bar and tie down.

This fence is so straight not even Adam Lambert can convert it.

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  • did both neighbours pay 50%?

  • @mississauga0909 Unfortunetly, no. I paid the full amount. About $1,000 for the fence. I didn't even ask the neighbor because I already know he's a cheap landlord and won't even fix a bit pot hole in the driveway the tenants use. He doesn't even give the tenant's a phone number to call for communication. I had all to gain with the fence (because my back yard is so large), and he all to lose (additional parking for the rear tenant).

  • Looks like the gate was hung sideways. Looks like you put in a lot of time with this one.

  • @fixafencellc Right you are about the gate. lol. I read the gate as 48" x 48" but in actuality, the gate was 42" x 48". Rather than track down a 48" x 48" I put it sidways. The MAIN purpose of the fence was to keep cars from driving all over my property.

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  • how is tension wire installed? is there a special tool to get it tight and twisting at end?

  • Awesome video! ...What is the name of the background song?

  • Cool video, well done. The time-lapse worked really well. Sweet tune, too. Regards from Canada.

  • @DecalfxVideos There are two rental properties with an asphalt driveway partially on my lot. Both lots used to owned by one person, hence the bad installation of the driveway. I cut on the property line all the way down so the neighbor or I could repair our own driveway without affecting the other side.

    Also, I have plans in the future so I cut a second line on my side for future landscaping and easy asphalt removal.

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