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2016-08-25 13:26:36
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By the way - a problem that can arise with the driven sleeves: The sleeves should be vertical (using a level) in the ground so that the fence can be properly attached and aligned. When driving them in, they can also easily "twist" a bit.
I have had rather bad experiences with these "screw sleeves." We installed one for our rotary clothesline.
1. It is also difficult here to get the sleeve vertical in the ground.
2. Depending on soil conditions (soil type / stones), it is generally difficult to screw the sleeve into the ground.
3. We have had to screw the sleeve in 3 times over the last 1.75 years (different locations). The first two times it held only semi-optimally or the clothesline became tilted. Now - on the third attempt - it has been rock solid since spring.
I have had rather bad experiences with these "screw sleeves." We installed one for our rotary clothesline.
1. It is also difficult here to get the sleeve vertical in the ground.
2. Depending on soil conditions (soil type / stones), it is generally difficult to screw the sleeve into the ground.
3. We have had to screw the sleeve in 3 times over the last 1.75 years (different locations). The first two times it held only semi-optimally or the clothesline became tilted. Now - on the third attempt - it has been rock solid since spring.