Daily Vlog Installing Quick Release Latches On Our Homestead Gates
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Today I put quick release gate latches on our homestead entrance gates to hold them open safely when entering or leaving the property.
We have been using a T post leaned against the gate doors to hold them open till now. But this is not convenient or good for the doors.
I got some quick release gate latches for this project.
First I had to find out where to locate the latches. Then I pounded in a T post for each side and screwed on a piece of 2x4 to each T post.
Then I mounted the gate latch to the 2x4 and a bar to each side of the gate.
Now I can swing the gates open and they stay in place safely while we enter or exit the property.
I will be putting in some treated 4x4 posts later to make this more stable. I dont like the wobble of the T posts.
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Troy
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We have been using a T post leaned against the gate doors to hold them open till now. But this is not convenient or good for the doors.
I got some quick release gate latches for this project.
First I had to find out where to locate the latches. Then I pounded in a T post for each side and screwed on a piece of 2x4 to each T post.
Then I mounted the gate latch to the 2x4 and a bar to each side of the gate.
Now I can swing the gates open and they stay in place safely while we enter or exit the property.
I will be putting in some treated 4x4 posts later to make this more stable. I dont like the wobble of the T posts.
Thanks for watching. Please Subscribe & follow my daily videos.
Troy
http://www.thedoityourselfworld.com
http://www.theoffgridproject.com
The Do It Yourself World and The Off Grid Project are trademarks under The Do It Yourself World LLC
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CHECK OUT OUR OTHER CHANNELS:
Off Grid Homesteading With Melanie: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFRwlShDuXP5WXdtXV15rAQ
The Do It Yourself World Electronics: https://www.diytube.video/channel/2/
TR Tech Tactical & Survival: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPdsvwahC2wh8lvWs6ud4g
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