Posted by JRSutton on September 30, 2013 at 08:57:59 from (108.49.237.127):
In Reply to: Building fence posted by notjustair on September 29, 2013 at 18:32:42:
depends on what the post is doing.
I'd absolutely do it for corner fence posts or gate posts. Otherwise I just back fill and hope for the best - and I've never been sorry for doing that.
As long as you're going down 4 feet. (or past the frost line - whatever it may be for you).
Can't say I've ever used the post-specific concrete - I just grab any type of quickrete, mix it in wheelbarrow and dump it in around the post.
I know you can just put it in the hole dry and add water, but I feet better knowing it's mixed well.
Quite honestly, I don't find it much of a chore. Rinsing the wheel barrow isn't hard work.
Do be sure to put a layer of crushed stone in first to allow for drainage.
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