How to Replace a Rotted Fence Post | This Old House

Adding new life to an old fence with This Old House landscape contractor Roger Cook. (See below for a shopping list and tools.)
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Tools for How to Replace a Rotted Fence Post:
layout square [amzn.to/33IZ73J]
circular saw [amzn.to/2OOqIMR]
hammer [amzn.to/2RbYdKB]
pointed shovel [amzn.to/2DN3GPP]
plastic tarp [amzn.to/2Ybb8h6]
post-hole digger [amzn.to/2Yh78vB]
mason's line [amzn.to/2RdwKIe]
6-foot level [amzn.to/37YhbKt]
impact driver [amzn.to/2DIdASU]

Shopping List for How to Replace a Rotted Fence Post:
cedar fence post [amzn.to/382qV6v]
two 24-inch-long 2x4s [amzn.to/2rbM2CH] for supporting fence section
3/4-inch gravel [amzn.to/385k8sH]
2x3 [amzn.to/2LjbE7Q] get one 8-footer
graded base [amzn.to/2RhTPto]
3-inch decking screws [amzn.to/2YcKuEy]

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