Geocachers of the Rochester Area

[tanders]

Timmothy and I need to have an 8 foot section of wood fence moved and have a gate installed. does anyone know of a person who does this kind of work? Any suggestions greatly appreciated!!

[Captain Jon]

An old girlfriend of mines mother taught it and she was in the womens Olympics representing the USA back in the 60's. Wrong fencing? ( Sorry, I could not resist)
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[Novac]

I also clicked on this link thinking that it would be about the sport and not about landscaping. Ho hum.

Wait -- are you moving your fence to put in a fencing pad?
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[sno_man]

It sounds like something most general handymen could do ... probably too small of a job for a fencing company. I don't have a person I could give you, but maybe ask your new neighbors?

[Of Course I Found It]

I would accomplish this feat with a case of beer, a couple of pizzas, and a few friends.



Since you are just moving an "as is" fence, you just need to dig new holes in line with the current posts. Take apart the section you are moving. Put the posts in the new holes and add cement. When the cement dries attach the fence panels and you are done.

Maybe I could stop by and give you some pointers.

Like I said, I would be happy to help, or at least supervise if I had any free weekends.
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[Wandering Buck]

For beer and pizza I'd come over and help.
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[sno_man]

For beer and pizza, I'd come over and watch Buck and OCIFI do the work.

[Nansamtj]

If you get Hale to hide a WTH cache on the fence, you will get a lot of people at the house at the same time...
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[tber1981]

Maybe that's why they invented those metal fence post cap caches???