How to do a Center Pull Joining Two Long Fence Runs Together
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- Опубликовано: 21 июн 2021
- fencing.bekaert.com/ - #TheFencePros at Bekaert demonstrate the proper way to do an end pull to do a center pull joining two long fence runs together. This is useful when you are doing long run fence projects on flat terrain. Our Fence Pros tension the fence using Stretcher Bars and Stretcher Bar Pullers with Chains, tie off the fence with Gripple T-Clips, and joining the fence with Gripple Medium wire joiners.
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Welcome to Ranch Round-up! Have a great time!
Thank-you! Both Keith and Steven can't wait to get back up there.
I will be there later this week. Thanks for the nice video
Thanks for the comments. We're hoping you got to say hi to Keith and Steven!
I want to install this fence with a rounded and smooth curvature. However, I worry that when I start to strech the woven wire, the verticals will get caught on the t-posts teeth. I was thinking on installing the t-posts with the teeth facing away from the wire however I dont know if it is a good idea and the verticals might even still get caught on the edges.
I installed a five strand smooth wire fence with similar curvature and looks and works great but here I had no problem of vertical wires getting caught.
Any suggestions and thanks for the video,
Please share the video If i want to realease fence in the last post with manually tight to the post and realease the strecher bar..
Thanks a lot..
Here is the video on how to attach and release the stretcher bars: ruclips.net/video/Ql40AK1oCM0/видео.html
Sorry thats video not showing tie the fence with manually to the post.its look using the gripple
Thank you
We think this video will help you: ruclips.net/video/5yozN6TRLPc/видео.html
So all my rolls are 660. In fact I need to build inline braces at every 1/4 mile and then do a center pull at the halfway mark???
It would be helpful to understand the terrain of your land to give a more accurate recommendation. If you don't mind, could you contact us and I'll get you in touch with Keith or Van for your project. fencing.bekaert.com/en/contact-us
So can I tie 2 660 ft rolls together and make a center pull in the middle of a 1/2 mile run??. In essence pulling 1/4 mile on each side of the center pull?
We typically do not recommend doing a run that long with woven wire fence. With that long of a run you'll have a lot of weight and unsupported fence. We would recommend pulling one roll of 660', building an in-line brace. Then pulling your other roll of fence on the other side of the brace. Check out this video: ruclips.net/video/AxrLZrb6joE/видео.html