How to put up a fence post?

	Installing a fence post without using concrete in the base is advantageous, as the post usually lasts longer.
	The concrete allows a puddle of standing water to form at the bottom of the post, causing it to rot.
	Step 1 - Dig a hole for the post Dig a hole. The diameter and depth will depend on the length and width of the fence post. As a rule, its depth should usually be about half the length of the post to ensure its reliability. For example, if the post is 152 cm (60 inches) long, the hole must be 76 cm (30 inches) deep. The diameter will also depend on the size of the pin, however it is important to make sure that the diameter remains constant in the hole.
	Step 2 - Place the post in the hole Place the rack straight into the hole and press it against the back side. This means that the post will stay safe longer.
	Step 3 – Soil Compaction Use a fence rammer to compact the soil around the post. You should compact about 8-10 cm (3-4 inches) of soil at a time, making sure the soil is completely compacted before proceeding. You will know that the soil is compacted when the rammer "clicks" slightly when it hits the ground.
	Step 4 - Continue until it's safe Continue tamping 8-10 cm (3-4 inches) of soil until you reach ground level and the post is fully secured.
	Step 5 - Use Concrete If Needed Concrete can be used around the top of the hole at ground level to fully secure the post in place if necessary.
	Step 6 - Replace the soil and grass Replace the earth and grass around the post and you're done!