Timeless Tip - How to determine if you need a brace in your electric fence

Ever wondered if you need to use a brace when you have a turn or angle in your fence line? Mike explains how to determine if you need one, or if you can actually just use an H-post for added strength instead of a brace.
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[@therealsideburnz]

Are the h posts able to be driven with a hand t post pounder also?

[@bigwhane8603]

Does it matter what way you flip the line posts. Which way do you put the T

[@brandonsams5580]

Either way will work, but I do suggest putting the flat side of the post facing away from the pasture. By doing so, more wire is exposed to the livestock. If you're using the posts for interior fencing, then it doesn't matter at that point.

[@bigwhane8603]

Brandon Sams is this a timeless employee?

[@Plastic-innovation]

@@bigwhane8603 Yes...Brandon is a Regional VP of Sales for Timeless Fence

[@TAHOEMAMA7192]

Will the H posts work the same way on irregular hilly terrain?

[@michaelmcelroy6038]

@@TAHOEMAMA7192Yes, the H-post will work the same. The H-post are placed with the channel running parallel with the wire. H-post are recommended to be used in sharp dips, rises and turns. When using the H-post in a turn, be sure to lean the post away from the pull of the wire.

[@SasquatchBioacoustic]

You said 10 feet or less. Did you mean to say 10 inches or less?

[@michaelmcelroy6038]

10' is correct. Once you make the two 20' measurements from the apex, if the two farthest points are 10' or less you only need to use an H-post for the curve.