How do we install our Struts and Pull the Fencing Wire Netting Tight?
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- We already banged in all our posts and stakes, now it’s time to do our fencing struts, tie our fencing knots and pull the wire tight with fence wire strainers. #fencing #fence #fencewire #farming #farmfencing #milwaukeetools #usedmachinery #farmequipment #contracting #contractor #howtoearnmoney #moneymakingidea #hardwork #hardworkpaysoff #money
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Hi James + Max, you both have done a brilliant job fencing, like Max's idea on rolling out the fence with the iron bar on the trailer. Great video catch you both soon Take care
Thank you Shaun, yeah it worked really well cheers 👍🏼
Well I think you both made an excellent job of that fence! Great to see how keen Max is to learn how to do every little bit correctly. Terrific job.😊
Thank you Trevor, yes he’s keen and keeps pushing me on to teach him more.
Sheep are notorious for getting under wire and we ran a strand of barbed wire under the netting to stop them nipping underneath , just a thought James .
If it’s tight enough and low enough, one plain strand should be fine. We will put two strands on the top 👍🏼
Great video well explained how to put the fence up enjoyed watching how you both erected the fence
Thank you Ian.
Nice job chaps!
Thanks mate 👍🏼
Cracking job James and Max, if your going to fence the other side of ditch get the digger and clean it out beforehand get closer to ditch
im a farmer i farm over 2000 acers im old fashioned i use barbwire love ur video its so nice to see u and ur son working together
Thanks mate, appreciate your positivity 👍🏼
Cracking job from a Cracking team
Thank you Stephen 👍🏼
Been waiting for a new vid for feels like forever
Hi James, yoom zackly right don’t have your strut to high otherwise it tends to pull your strainer out of the ground when you pull your wire especially in wet ground that’s why I tend to use box strainer’s cos our ground is fairly damp in places and box strainer’s tend to stay put any way nice tidy job and a pretty helpful workmate👍
Tis a proper job to be fair. As e say, zackly right place. I’ve never done a box strainer, might try one some time 👍🏼
Nice Job Thanks again
Thank you Darran 👍🏼
We just used the tractor for pulling the fence tight
nieley done some good thinking from max too
It was, he done good 👍🏼
Dude leave the barb alone and use 2.5mm HT plain on top instead…..put up sensibly like you are it’ll stop anything Barb will, cheaper, easier to put up, easier to repair if ever necessary and deer don’t get hung in it anywhere near as bad! Worked on a big farm in NZ that ran 600 beef bulls and not an inch of Barb in sight….all 2.5mm plain HT 😉
Yeah I see your point for sure. But I do prefer Barb myself and I’ve already bought it haha 😂
Right on!
The fence looks great , a common problem I see with mesh fencing is the bottom gets overgrown and rusts over time , will you spray herbicide to keep it clear or what do you do ? The sheep will help I suppose , just wondering what your approach is .
Yeah, the grass pull the wire down. The plain strand helps this a bit so the netting does not need to be so low. I was only saying to max that I would like to keep the line sprayed to avoid this. Thanks mate 👍🏼
Lovely work, those posts and stakes will last prob 5 years before they rot. Creosote are the way forward.
Yes Creosote posts are great but not cheap. These are UC4 posts and garenteed for 15 years 👍🏼
is it worth digging the ditch out before fencing?
We will do this in the winter from the other side 👍🏼
2 lines of wire on top and normal fencing wire
Yeah I will put two strands of barb on the top 👍🏼
@@finditfixitfarmit nice 👌
I am in hospital tonight
Sorry to hear this, hope you get sorted quickly and are out soon.
as your school report said james you can do better