Unroll the fence to the opposite corner or end post, and attach it to the post with 1 1/2-inch galvanized fence staples. The fence should be on the outside of all the posts. Pull the fence taut with the come-along. Attach it to the each of the t-posts using the clips that are built into each post, starting at the top.Use 1 1/2-inch galvanized staples to attach the fence to the wooden post adjacent to the corner or end post.. Attach one end of a come-along tool to a corner or end post, about 1/2 way up from the ground. Thread a piece of 1/2-inch rebar through the end of a roll of wire fence and attach the the other ends of the come-along to the top and bottom of the rebar to distribute the tension evenly along the fence when it is pulled.
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