How to fix a wobbly fence by yourself the easy way? (incomplete)

Do you have a wobbly fence? You can fix it yourself without spending lots of money by using an E-Z Mender fence support bracket.
This is the part one video I show you how to fix the fence post yourself.

NOTE: "Just beware, these will not work if your posts are true 4 x 4s. The inside dimension is only 3-1/2" for the E-Z Mender"!!!!!

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[honestmcgyver]

I’m guessing these post weren’t set in concrete? Fixing a wobbly post in old concrete a harder job. However if these worked on concrete set posts I’d buy some!

[vinceabbott]

I see these at Lowe’s for around $28.00 so if you use two you’re at around &60.00 you should just replace the post and fix it right this is just a band-Aid. It won’t last..

[mrsnicks]

I have wobbly fence posts, but they were set in concrete and have rotted at the ground line.. I doubt this would help.

[robertgill]

Post a link on where to purchase these e z menders please.

[joehiatt]

This only works if u didnt use concrete, otherwise this wont go down deep enuff b4 it hits the old concrete, also these things cost alot more than a 4x4, better off doing it the right way

[harrisond]

Just beware, these will not work if your posts are true 4 x 4s. The inside dimension is only 3-1/2".