You will need a Power Auger, Clamshell Digger, Bladed Scoop or Digging Bar when you prepare your postholes. Postholes should be dug with the sides slightly undercut and the sides of the hole smooth. The bottom of the post hole is then filled with cement and gravel to set the posts. A fence stretcher can also be used to keep your chain link material tight. Don't forget to purchase the gates you will need.
Gates are available in many widths and heights.
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