They work great for farm repairs
Our goats love to head butt into our fence line. Unfortunately This has caused a couple of our posts to shift out of alignment and become crooked. I was looking for ways of correcting the lead enough to at least stabilize the whole structure, without having to fully take them out and redo everything. These function pretty effectively at creating a stable brace point to pull towards and attach to a post. This can help if he post is broken at the base, cracked at the base, or leaning. Essentially you align it with where you want the post to be straightened to or fastened to and step it into the ground or use a rubber ballot if you have harder soil until the horizontal part is resting on top of the soil. Then drill in the post into the top part of the bracket. One of our posts are correct. So I actually used a clamp around it and then attached this to that. So you can use these as part of anymore cumulative solution depending on how bad your posts are damaged or warped. Our other post we had to use a winch to get it to align with this. But once it did, it went in easily and feels like a solid hold. I'm happy with the results. The price is definitely right for two of these. They are easy to assemble. They are quick to attach. And they seem to solve a handful of different problems with regards to post instability. So they are definitely going to be handy to have around. I'm not sure how long these will hold up, but it will definitely do until we can replace them. Even as a temporary patch, these are incredibly useful on a farm when the fence can't have any downtime. The Metal itself feels like a good weight. Each piece comes in a set of 2 halves but connect together with bolts So the package will be four pieces. It's got simple instructions to follow. The coating on them is uniform so that should keep it from prematurely rusting. You only use 1 while unit per post. Read more



























