I have a wrought iron fence - will this work right at the bottom between neighbor lawn and mine?
577328
I have had this thing for a while and as long as you have a half inch to an inch on the other side for the guard to slide along something you should be fine, otherwise no it cannot but right up against something.
577329
I use it for trimming along the edge of my driveway, but I supple you could use it for trimming along the bottom of a fence. I'd think a line trimmer would work better though.
577330
No. It will cut a groove about two inches away from the fence line and leave the grass between pickets uncut. I think that only a string trimmer will do your fence justice.
577331
I think it will work fine. Because it is the straight line. No problem you go the straight line with this lawn Edger.
912599
Would not suggest that. I purchased a heavier outdoor cord from Lowes and burried it under the driveway 3 years ago for a fencer. No problems. Hope this helps... Bill
1839909
It works very well on uneven ground.my wood pile is 50 yards from the house on a down hill slope.You just have to cut your wood to match the width
1171452
The part of the pole that is designed to go into the concrete is only about 4" long. The fence would not be stable in the grass.
1905084
I believe the gate adapter needs a flat surface on the banister for it to be attached securely. Otherwise, it will most likely just end up twisting around out of place. Most wrought iron railings I see have skinny round banisters but if yours is different and you can find flat parts (even thin ones) then it might work for you.
1427629
Yes, it will work great. I have the Invisible Fence on over 2 acres and have a dog that likes to get into trouble in several of our garden areas; I have 3 of these and the nice part is that the effective area can be decreased from 16' down to 2', one is by my front door and it doesn't impede the dog from comming in. The dog will have to wear a second collar for the rock.
1181216
Sure. Put a big nail in the fence and hang it. Forget the suction cup. If the fence is wrought iron, use an "s" hook. Your hardware store has them.
1574052
I have used the 12 foot horizontal galvanized posts that you would use for a chain link fence (2), they are cheaper than the "antenna mounts". I used a post hole digger to bury the bottom down 18" or so, concrete optional, and braced near the top of the house. I have a ranch house, so you may need to adjust for a taller structure.
1836459
Probably not. The fence itself is 36" front to back and the pad that slides on the far end rail is about 30" from the center of the near end rail. The cast iron top on my Craftsman saw is 27" deep. Too bad because it's a very good fence and has held up well for many years.
1980825
Yes- place it at the edge of their yard- it will swell & create a barrier to keep the mess in the neighbor's yard!
2217642
The posts that hold each section together are long enough to anchor into the ground, if you are on grass or dirt. I put mine on or back patio. I follows the joints or crease of the concrete and anchored them in that. Believe it or not, that was just deep enough to hold the fencing up. I love those fencing! Works great.
1186842
It will work in either place, however, with the straight opening you will have to make sure you can angle both end sections at an angle for support and have something heavy to stand against the inside of the fence at each end.
972947
Yes, it would if you pulled the extra over or under the fence. Its very easy to work with, has grommet holes that you use to put the zip ties through, to connect it to the fence.
1974540
It depends. What is the purpose of the fence? Is it for you to block a view you don't like? If so put it on your side. If it is to block your construction or your mess from the street then put it on the outside. Legally it doesn't matter
1031611
It's range is about a few centimeters, (about an inch). I don't think it would work well for a wireless fence solution. Keep in mind this is Near Field Communications so the ranges are inherently small because of the wavelength.
1345391
I don't have the in-ground fence unit. So I am unable to answer your question. Sorry.
972948
Yes it will. Need to buy extra zip ties . They don't last long in the Texas sun . It is a nice fence , people can't see through it from a distance.