2 Pcs Fence Post Repair Kit, Heavy Duty Fence Post Anchor Ground Stakes for Repair Tilted, Broken Wood Support

I found this fence post repair tool while researching a way to fix my wiggling post fence to give me some time before I can replace the whole fence. It works like a charm. Easy to assemble and it came with all the tools needed.

They do what is advertised, but they are not a solid piece, the bottom and top are bolted together. So you end up banging on these fasteners with a sledge hammer (protected by a piece of wood. I am not a barbarian) I have had to retighten these fasteners after driving them down. I worry that over time they may come loose again. I would prefer a solid piece. But they do what they do with some success, I worry about down the line in a few years. I would probably by them again.

Comes with all the tools you need - except for the power drill and hammer Very solid. When hammering in, screws may come a little loose, but I gave a final tightening before finishing driving it in.Made my sagging fence straight and no longer wobbly.

I was so happy to see this item available. This will help out alot with a leaning fence post. This is just what I need. The price was good and it was shipped to me quickly.

I was going crazy trying to figure out a solution for my drooping fence until I found these. Quality metal posts that were easy to assemble with the included drill bits and tools. It performed exactly the way it was intended and my fence is standing up right again. A great value compared to others solutions I was looking for.

I needed a brace for a fence post that was broken at ground level. Unfortunately, I previously was unable to find a suitable brace that would work on a post that was 4x6 at local hardware stores. The brace needed to fit on the 6 inch side, which faced the yard. This anchor kit proved to meet my particular requirement.

Tighten the bolts that join the pieces together as much as you possibly can and it won't matter because by the time you've pounded the stake into the ground you'll have pounded the bolts loose from the nuts and the top and bottom pieces will be loose and wobbly. Absolutely do not buy.

I was able to drive one of the fence post supports down to full depth, with significant effort. The second one must have hit a rock because it got bent to the point it was no longer unusable. I probably should have pounded a large piece of rebar down to create a pilot hole? In other types of soil it should work just fine.