Nice job👍 Unfortunately all the posts will be rotted off in a handful of years at best. Everyone around here has given up on tanalised, we tried chestnut not much better either. Creosote is the only option now, expensive but definitely worth it.
I agree, waste of time and effort to do a job that will last maybe 7 years , getting people to invest 2x the amount of money in the materials can be difficult.
Exactly why do you need the fence so tight that it sounds like a guitar string you're pulling your post out of the ground stretch wire reel to and then back off one click it will still be good and tight less strain on your post also I hope you dip your wooden Post in tar to keep them from rotting so fast.. put everybody's got their way of doing things good luck
hi there ! i dont like them slacker than that , time and weather heat and cold will stretch the wire a little over time , cows and horses wreck them by forcing between barb wire and top net strand if much slacker so for longevity i suppose ! they are not my posts , i do my own with waste oil at the bottom sometimes if re using ones in good condition but otherwise i only use the creosote for myself! thanks for the coment!
Top job! Keep the videos coming!!
ill try my best , thanks for the comment 👍
Nice job👍
Unfortunately all the posts will be rotted off in a handful of years at best. Everyone around here has given up on tanalised, we tried chestnut not much better either. Creosote is the only option now, expensive but definitely worth it.
I agree, waste of time and effort to do a job that will last maybe 7 years , getting people to invest 2x the amount of money in the materials can be difficult.
Exactly why do you need the fence so tight that it sounds like a guitar string you're pulling your post out of the ground stretch wire reel to and then back off one click it will still be good and tight less strain on your post also I hope you dip your wooden Post in tar to keep them from rotting so fast.. put everybody's got their way of doing things good luck
hi there ! i dont like them slacker than that , time and weather heat and cold will stretch the wire a little over time , cows and horses wreck them by forcing between barb wire and top net strand if much slacker so for longevity i suppose ! they are not my posts , i do my own with waste oil at the bottom sometimes if re using ones in good condition but otherwise i only use the creosote for myself!
thanks for the coment!
it would help if you knew a little about tieing off wire etc before making a how to video
its not a how to its a how i do , ill leave the how to to the professionals like you
Before criticising someone look at yourself
It’s tying not tieing