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Your company needs to come up to speed with wire tensioning - have a look at the Hayes Chain Walker been around for ever or the relatively new Fence Line Solutions wire tensioner. What you are showing is so archaic and primitive.

I always wrap twice around end post, tie a termination knot the 6 wraps around the wire. No loose wire that way.

I live in North East, how does one do it with terrain going up or down? and lots of stones?

Worthless

3:50 horrible information. You shouldn't drive the staples in tight they should allow the wire to move freely

Dummy brace what a giant waste of time

Why not use a fence stretcher and fence pliers?

interesting... if I were to fense in an acre(in a square)...how many of those Wooden H Braces and wooden posts should I use?

Not level ...PLUMB !

This video was made 14 years ago. You just can't afford wood posts every 8 feet anymore!

My mistake was using 12.5 gauge sleeve on a 12 gauge brace wire which didn’t crimp the wire well together and slipped and detached when I tighten on my strainer. My local tractor co didn’t have any 14 gauge sleeves.

You lost me at leave a bow in the wire, that’s tight enough😂 most wire needs a good stretch and then tighten it up until it’s twang tight. 🤔

Does putting the bottom wire on the ground cause rust?

How much to do 5 acres like this?

Don't forget about the wind and sleet as you're doing this! 😆

1 person can pull a roll of barb wire across the ground much easier than 2 people can carry it while unrolling. If the bottom wire is put that low to the ground it does no good unless you are running sheep or pigs.

The never ever knot

Where can I get a racing tool for the cross wires on a corner? What are they called? Thank you

Dumb ass the post is to be plumb not level dummy.

I want you to come out to where we live. We don't have nice soil like you have we would be lucky to dig down six inches before you hit rock you ither have to have a rock drill or a Pneumatic driver to get the steel post in. We use rock bucks for our corners or in the middle for pullers. So you need to remember that not all of us can just Simply dig out a hole with a post hole digger.

post are NOT supposed to be 'level!' Posts are Plumb!

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Thank you for this informative video giving clear and concise instruction on how to install an H brace which, I definitely need as a first time, DIY fence assembler (from the UK)! I'm also doing this project by myself so Wish me luck guys, I have a feeling I'm gonna need it, lol😁

Every how many feet is a brace needed?

Can you help me understand leaving the concrete four to six inches below surface?

I really like the Woodglut plans.

very good job sir Excuse me, how do you charge for installing these kenel fences? by feet or by work?

what is the recommended length of a fence to require a double h brace?

I can't find the brace pins. Where can I find them?

I've done a lot of fencing, too for myself and have seen what lasted and what didn't. The best fence I have ever built has 4 in diameter posts for end posts and braces with 2 in. Pipe for horizontals and has two brace posts and the vertical end and brace posts are concreted in the ground too and I will pull each strand until it breaks, that way you have all the stretch out of the wire. I will stretch the top wire first, and I will never put my hands or body next to or on the stretched wire until I have some of it tied to several posts in the middle of the stretch, if that wire breaks it will definitely draw blood on you. You can walk down along your wire after you stretch it with a t post and pick the wire up and move it over with the end of the tee post. The entire process of building the fence is no better than the end posts or corner posts and the braces. Sou if you want a fence that lasts 50 years in a climate where it rains 40 inches of rain a year, don't use railroad ties, or cedar posts, but use thick wall steel, not rusty and thin steel pipe, in concrete or one can use wood posts if they are 8 to 12 inch in diameter and are called hedge, bois D' ark, or Osage orange all names for the same tree, I have seen them that are 75 years in the ground and still good in Eastern Oklahoma where the ground is not frozen very deep or for very long and they get an average of 40 inches of rain per year The red brand wire has good sharp and long barbs and are closer spaced than anything else I have seen

good stuff

I would love if your video was up close to 12" from you hands. I have watched many and everyone is far back. I am doing a fence soon. But the actual footage of work versus a wide shot would be so nice.

Do you have a video on doing a fence on a pice of ground that is not level, that would either be sloped, have dips, humps, combination?

If you nailed both ends to the post wouldn’t you end up with a big mess of tangled wire?

That was amazing how you did it alone,thank you mate

Thanks so much edifying

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At 1:24, I not you are carrying the roll of wire, sometimes, this has to be done however, the way i do it is, I put my hay spear on tractor, put my roll of wire over the spear level and roll the wire where it rolls off the roll over the top and we drag the end of the wire to our tie off or pull post with hand if not far or with side by side utv if a lot of distance. We nail that off on our pull post then use the tractor as an anchor to stretch strain of wire from. We then just go to each wooded post and loose stable at the hight we want seeing that we have already tensioned wire to tension we want then they come behind us clipping the T post where the wire lays as it falls between each wooden post.

LOOKING GOOD!

This starts at about step 20 for building a fence. 🙄

so u didnt use any concrete - just pound the dirt around it. how many years will it take? what size hole did u dig for the post - a 6 by 6?

Thanks I need to learn how to build a concentration camp

And tampering the dirt with a stick is pathetic it should have tampered with the end of a steel crowbar.

Fool the post is not to be level at all the post is to be plumb.

The post is not level at all it is to be plumb get it right!!

Nope from your tractor or a truck never from the next to the last post

Well I use three on it starting the fence 5 on the corner in the ground fence will stay tighter longer the post will not lean then but to each their own

Can I get a list of everything I need to make this fence ?

Cant find these anywhere, fleabay, coastal, wilco etc.

I've watched a few of these videos. I can't figure out why they dig the post holes by hand. they always have machinery handy. As an interesting aside: Height versus Heighth. I hear the second version a lot in rural locales. The second word (heighth) doesn't exist in modern English. There was a word like that in Middle English in the 1800s. It has an e on the end like so: heighthe. That doesn't exist anymore either