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Old May 18, 2016   #1
Cole_Robbie
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I'm using treated 2x4s ripped into 2x2s for most of my trellising and fence posts. I sharpen one end and drive it with a sledge hammer.
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Old May 22, 2016   #2
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I'm using treated 2x4s ripped into 2x2s for most of my trellising and fence posts. I sharpen one end and drive it with a sledge hammer.
Wouldn't you need to treat the exposed area where you ripped the 2x4's?
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