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@@fenceeasier I have to set railroad ties 4 feet in the ground to get my corners to hold.

@@plowboy7700 Sounds like he has very soft and likely sandy soils. Also, likely has all the necessary equipment and this is how they have always done it. Also, he is likely not using any bracing for the posts as the posts are equally underground as they are above ground. Traditional ways of doing things are tried and proven as well as excepted. It is quite certain that his fence will last a very long time and he has no reason to change methods. The Fence Easier bracing would be an asset for him as it would more quickly and easily make his already strong corners even stronger and last even longer. The solid metal bracing will never loosen up, therefore, many years down the road his corners will still be straight and ready to retighten the wires that have stretched over that time. The type of posts used isn’t as important as the bracing of the posts for people who don’t want to spend the money and time digging 4 foot post holes.