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Mailboxes must be placed so they can be safely and conveniently served by carriers without

leaving their vehicles. If possible, choose a location close to your residence or business and a

location that doesn't require crossing a road or street (check with local post office, if unsure).

This will allow you to retrieve your mail without having to step into the street by simply

rotating the mailbox toward you.

1. INSTALL GROUND POST. Hold the

ground post so the open channel is facing the

road. Put it in the marked location and use

the sledge hammer to pound it into the

ground about 24-inches. Make sure the post

is level/plumb. If the finished height is

different than desired, adjust the height of

the ground post accordingly.

STEP 1: MARK LOCATION FOR THE POST

The mailbox post should be positioned so the front of the

mailbox will be set back 6-8" from the face of the curb (or

the edge of the road) to the mailbox door. To determine the

location of the Ground Post, mark the desired set back

position to the front of the mailbox and add the length of

your mailbox mounting arm. Further set back can be

provided if the carrier can safely pull off and re-enter the

roadway. Be sure to mark the location for the post.

Try to pick a location that is of similar elevation as the

road bed for the Ground Post.

STEP 2: INSTALLATION

2. INSTALL VERTICAL ARM AND MOUNTING ARM.

Align the holes on the vertical arm with the holes on the

ground post. Determine the desired height and put one of

the hex bolts through the hole from the outside. Loosely

tighten a nut onto the bolt.

Slide the mailbox mounting arm over the safety cable and

rest it on the top of the vertical arm. Use the tape measure

and measure the height from the ground to the mailbox

mounting arm.

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