STRETCHING HIGH TENSILE WOVEN WIRE FARM FENCING INSTALLATION TIPS AND TRICKS!
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Hey Josh!! Love the fencing vlogs! I'll be coming back to them again when I get to the fencing project for my farm.
Randy
Thanks buddy...really good one coming out this Saturday....we do the 1 mile fence in 1 day challenge!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer a mile in a day?? You're a madman!!!
Same!
Like Pete's t shirt
WOOOOO!!!!! Thanks for having me friend. I appreciate you.
GCI Turf Services - wow. It was weird watching you pop up on this video! Get your fence right!
Loved your shirt!
@@450rmaniac Johnny
I was surprised to see you pop up in a fence video. I've been watching your channel for a while love what you do. My wife and i planning to purchase new home sitting on a couple of acres and I was told the builder will only lay sod 30 feet from the front door. I'd have to seed the rest. I have not been successful
At growing grass. Curse my brown thumb ! I will be watching GCI for tips on starting a new lawn.
Thanks .
Yessir! Enjoyed having ya....can't wait to have ya up to talk about weeds in the pastures!
Thanks stoney ridge farmer for all you have shared. And a big thanks to al the companies and volanters that have helped you with the fence work. Be safe all. Peace to all.
Hey there Stoney ridge farmer !! Man I wish my dad was alive to see that kinda fence !!! He woulda loved it an thought it the greatest .. he an I are like you as for the way you operate on the farm with everything.. we farmed 120 acres of our own land an rented 7 other local farms close by us.. simmental cows charlois bull ..lost dad 3 yrs ago an I developed an incurable health condition recently..Mother an I can’t keep farming.. had to sell out !! I enjoy ur videos very much !! Good job on the fence .. I hope my dad is looking down enjoying ur work too 👍👍
Thanks Darren
👍Good stuff. Lovin’ the progress & thx for sharing! Also, much appreciation for turning us viewers onto Pete w/ CGI Lawns. This guy is the real deal and super passionate about his grass just like Josh down on the farm. Thx ‘J’👍✌️
That's how you put up a fence boys and girls. Josh I'm enjoying the series of fence building.
That termination knot looks just what I use to do wire leader for toothy salt water fish. I love watching this fence project, I'm learning so much, its really amazing how strong it is.
This is by far the best fence video I've ever seen. Quality materials, quality equipment, quality workmanship. GOOD JOB GUYS!!!
i feel like these are some of the best fencing videos that ive seen so far. easy to follow and a lot of information. good content josh.
Thanks
Love the fence series, and I have been following both you and GCI for a while now! WooooHOOO!!!!!!!
Another great video, thank you. I'm going to fence my six acres in a month or two so this is absolute gold, learning heaps. Keep up the good work.
Cheers Pete.
That is some super fine fence work right there. Man you have the work smarter Not harder thing down. Great Vid Josh!!!!
Great video, 2 of my favorite CZcams people on the same video. Fence is looking great!!!
I'm glad I saw this because this is exactly what I need to do around a property I am planning on buying. Thank you for posting and I will be following you.
Good to see you and Pete hooking up! Two good ole boys together!
Way to go, Luke. Draping that cable when it’s under tension is a sure fire way to prevent injuries if that cable snaps. I couldn’t emphasize that enough to my guys on my fire dept. Brian Grittner, Little Canada, MN Fire Dept retired.
We love some Pete, he’s a good dude! Good luck SRF keep it up, from NC.
That's some fencing. The rig he uses makes it simple. Like how he twists the wires off so you don't get cut. Thanks for sharing. Wooo!
Hey Josh, good stuff. Love the net board! We used a metal bar and 2x4 connected with bolts... It worked ok but that thing looked much easier!
I thought I knew how to fence until I started watching Luke and actually called him. Great guy, very willing to help you with any questions that you have.
Thank you for the kind words my friend!
Hey, good to see Pete on the blog. We go to church together and he helped me landscape our place about 15 years ago. Little known fact, Pete was on the golfing long ball drive tour, he can hit a golf ball a LONG way!
This is life goal for fencing for me. Thanks for putting this on.
Been watching Pete with GCI Turf for a while now! Awesome to see 2 of some of my favorite CZcamsrs in the same video!
Another excellent video on the fence project. Woooooo!!!
That fence sure is looking good. I love that tornado wire. 👍👍👍❤️
got to love woven wire , cheers from australia
Enjoyed the fencing video. The fence guy really knows his trade. The fence is awesome.
I too am impressed with Luke's skills and knowledge...a smart guy for sure
Cool to see Pete love his channel. Good video
Excellent video, love your friend's t-shirt! :)
Love the fence build.
I’m trying to do perimeter fencing on my place. But it’s mainly all on a hill of various degrees. My tractor or skidsteer are of no help.
Y’all are doing nice work.
Hey Josh thanks for the video man I enjoyed it and I am going to get myself a fence like that one day in the near future and woo that one's for you Josh
Pete is awesome. Love his channel. Us NC boys are special...
Interesting .loving the fence
Great job enjoyed that!!!
Great video josh thank you for sharing wooo
Pete!.. now that's a good man right there! We got to get Josh on some Greene County Fertilizer!
Love the shirt Pete!!!
I use two 2×4 with like 12 bolts and nut to tighten mine. I want one of them. Got good wrench
im liking this series :)
Everything looks great
Good stuff! Wish I was close enough to come help out! Looks like fun!
enjoyed it very much.
Josh, high quality at its best!
Thanks....we want a lifetime fence...not a chasing cows at 2 am fence! WOooooooO!
Hi..... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Awesome guys👊🏿🇺🇸🇺🇸👊🏿
Pete is awesome!
Nice lookin fence !!!
Great video josh wooooo
Nice job
Really awesome stuff... I mean, WOOOoooooo!
Hey team! Your videos are THE BOMB. Keep up the good work. I hope you've seen an uptick in views since the pandemic and all that. Lots of folks, like me, getting land and starting to learn how to manage it, and your videos are helpful! I'm also interested in doing some videos. Can I ask, how is that you were able to add a song to the video? Did you have to like buy or license that so that youtube doesn't see it as copyright stuff or whatever? Thanks for your time!
Yay GCI turf love his videos.
Mighty good stuff there! "WHOOOOO!"
*Now THATS a Badass Fence!* ...... I spent over a year (by myself) putting in a 4 rail high wooden fence with 6x6 oak post...$$$ . I shoulda done just the road front (house side) with the 4 rail post for aesthetics and this High Tensile on the rest of the property! .... I wonder if the horses can deal with it okay i.e. (See it and Rub-on it ok?) Ive seen horses run through many fences, maybe you can ask the pros, Josh?
I like Pete's shirt. I like what it says. It's a good message for these days
Josh! You must be pumped! What a fun series and you have some awesome intelligent people there really transforming you land! Id say your just getting started but congrats on all the success so far! Ive watched every video over the last 3 or so years and appreciate all the knowledge you have shared!
How did you connect the wire to the post? I saw how it was done on the end but there are so many post to connect.
Pretty neat brace, dont see that here, just H braces. Love the tornado wire, WHOOOOOO!
Thanks Josh I just got just over 7 acres and I am putting a fence up and will be starting a youtube channel please look for the upload around middle of August just having trouble with a youtube channel name if you have any idea for name please don't hesitate. The one I thought about was forestry ridge as there are a ton of tree's lol.
a lot of one handed workers on that farm. ;-0
and I'm from Colorado and can woo with the best of you Rebels
Good fence, only comment on the wooden fence corner post test, would like to see the test with a diagonal brace to the second post back to see what the movement would have been....(Only because we use Cedar fence posts in South Texas historically on our barbed wire fencing. Pipe and "T" posts have come into play more in the past 25 years or so.)
Dont need a fence like that, but Wow! Cool process if I needed one! Thanks!
Looking good man! As a cost percentage (not looking for the actual $$) how much more for the metal posts vs wood Josh?
What holds the wire to all of the rest of the posts in the fencing system? Looks really nice.
Love Pete’s channel too. You know he’s a big Ventrac promoter too. Too bad OLF didn’t get time to stop
Hey Josh, is there a way to share with us where the posts were made (company)? Thanks
Question on last video and this video about termination knots being explained but what about how the wire is attached to the other post?
Will be covered my friend...it's a simple wire tie
Where was that stretcher bar when I was hanging fence? Wife and I used two pieces of wooden 2X4 with 5 bolts and nuts and 2 come-a-longs. That device is slicker then owl poo. Are you going to tie the fence to the other posts now?
Just a wire tie similar to what's used for commercial chain link ...we'll show ya soon
Love the fence build videos good stuff.Woo ps.That other guy's Woo sounded like a peacock. lol
I grew up with a REED Beavers.
Real short guy. His first car was a 57 chevy which had a lot of problems.
To work on it, he would climb up under the hood and sit ON the engine.
What kind of rig is the post driver mounted on, and where could I get one? Thanks
Does it show in any of your video's how you cut out the taper for the cross brace? Do you use a jig, or just a grinder? Thanks.
TheHobbyShopFilms We cope with a bandsaw, and will do a detailed video with Josh. We have a very boring tutorial on our CZcams channel, so check us out if you can’t sleep!
Josh - I have 200 acres as well. It’s a big L shape. The whole place needs new fence and I’m really digging this fence system. I am very curious what the whole project is costing you. I like the idea of having a professional come teach the first couple miles then finishing all the cross fencing myself. I have a couple hollers to cross so that ain’t gonna be fun! Haha
So....this fence project is gonna be different for every peice of land...and every person. Best thing I can do is point ya in the direction of Luke farmfencesolutions.com give those guys a call. Behind the scenes this video series was planned out 2 years ago with Farm Fence Solutions. It's been a great teaching series to share with folks that are thinking of building with tornado wire and steel posts. Many more videos will be produced with me working alone so you can see how it all goes up. Best get your footage together and call for a quote on materials/labor if needed. Should be almost everything you need in these videos for education. Steel prices fluctuate so pricing will fluctuate accordingly too
A whole lot of money if you don’t do it your self and then it will still cost a fortune 330 ft rolls are like 300$+
I've worked around high tension steel for years, when it breaks it generally just drops. What was the sweater for, I'm super curious!
Pretty impressive I must say. That stretcher bar sure snugs everything up tight!!
This might be a stupid question, but is the fence secured to any of the poles going down the line?
Probably the next step I'm guessing ....
I've only ever known wood post fencing so this is all new to me. 😊
✌🏻💛🇨🇦
Teena I’m almost 100% sure it would have to be.
Spring Hill I agree. Just don't remember him mentioning it yet, so I was curious 😁
Yep....so the fence is attached to the poles via wire ties....they are designed as the "weak part" of the fence in case a tree falls on the line....the wire tie releases and the fence pops right back up after you cut the tree off
Stoney Ridge Farmer That is very smart. Thanks for the reply 😊
I wasn't expecting to see Pete. Hey!
Surprise!
Just curious Josh, how do you plan to address weeds along the fence? I know you like to stay away from chemicals if possible, so spraying is out of the question I assume? Love what ya do, keep it rolling!
Mow...and weed whack for now...I'm sure we'll find a viable solution that's not very time consuming
A propane bottle and torch works also.
How do they attach the wire to the posts in the middle of a run?
You snapped that wire off like you've done it before :)
Hey Josh I would love to come help you put that fence up . I myself put up security fence with my landlord and would be more then glad to make a trip up to ya on a Saturday. Can't do it this Saturday because my little man is turning a year old the 13 the
That looks like some really nice fencing.
How much a mile to have it built, materials, labor?
contact farmfencesolutions.com they'll get you plugged in with a local contractor and costs
REQUEST:
If there is a wild tobacco plant still around, could you post a picture of it.
So the fence looks good but is there gonna be a top wire either barbed or electric to stop large animals from leaning over?? Seen lots of this type of fencing look great for a short period of time from large animals leaning over.
I never relized Farm Fence solutions was an Indiana company that I have purchased fencing materials from. They are about an hour from me.
Love your content. I'm curious to know if you're going to be tying off the fence to each individual post. If so how and are you going to cover it?
We'll cover it for sure....it's mentioned in the next video in the series...comes out today or tomorrow morning
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer thanks. Btw I think we share a common bond. I was born and raised on the east coast of the beautiful state of N.C. Jacksonville to be exact.
Nice!
You and Pete could do a "dualing Ventracs" collaboration video! 😂
Do you have a source for that stretching bar? I would like to buy one but can’t find it.
farmfencesolutions.com if you can't order it online just call them and you'll get Luke or his wife. Good people running a good successful business
Were can I order the stretcher thats in this video?
I just ran 9 gauge and splicing it was horrible. My fingers hurt from working on it. But fence is a love hate relationship for sure. I put the heavy up because my kids climb it and calves chase them into it.
I see “Sloop” on Luke’s cap. I knew a Sloop girl from Cabbarus County when I was at NCSU many moons ago. She was an Ag-girl. Any relation?
I have family in greensburo nc i did not know you ware that close
Yeppers!
So I have a fencing question. Can I stretch to an angled corner, staple to the wood double H Brace there. Then continue to the next corner, staple there and keep going? Or will I need to cut and wrap at every corner even the angled one. When I say angled, it's not 90 degrees, maybe 45 degrees.
Offense is looking awesome great job man
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I have roughly 300’-400 of fencing I need to put up to finish my project . I’ve put it off for several years now because I’m not sure how to handle my problem.
My property used to be farming land in central alabama. There are terraces everywhere.
My other fence line went w the terraces but this last line will run perpendicular to them. There are at least a dozen along this line and the way it’s ran there is about 50’ to 100’ in between each terrace. The elevation difference is about 10’.
In between some of them are man made mounds of land that either rises up or dips down causing a fencing nightmare (for me). It was caused by folks trying to flatten out the land prior to my purchase of the property.
I’m using t-post and 6x6 post for my fence.
My question as you might’ve guessed is how do I run this fence properly with all of the land differences and still make it look decent without having large gaps under the fencing? When I tried to stretch it I couldn’t get it tied to each post because it’d be on the ground at the post but down the line it’s be above my head (using tractor bucket to stretch). I’d try to tie to each post then let the fence down to tie it to the next but the elevation difference caused wrinkling in the fence. I got so frustrated I just stopped.
Probably a simple answer but i thought I’d just throw it out there to see what comes back.
Dozer where the fence will go?
That trick is called 'damping.' It's better done with a heavy wool blanket, although what is shown will work.
Wow