How To Set Up A Strainer Post The Traditional Way,
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2019
- How to set up a strainer post the traditional way. I'm showing how I set up my fencing strainers the old traditional way. I've done this method for many years and it has always worked well for me. Please like and subscribe. Thanks for watching
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Nothing wrong with improvising and using whatever you have. Nice job buddy 👍
I always learn something new on this channel. Keep up the great work Calvin!
Hi Daggerwin. Sorry for the late reply. Many thanks for the comments. I'm glad you're learning a few new tricks off my channel lol. I'll get back to my regular videos very soon. I still have a lot more to show that I think you'll like lol. All the best Calvin
love the storage solution for the plane. learned something new. thanks for that
Hi Urisina Maclellan. Lol. Yes I saw that idea on another RUclips video a few years back. ( It works well too) It was a new Zealand fencing contractor. They are some of the best out there I'd say. Cheers, Calvin
@@CalvinThomas05 had to see for myself hahah 23:09
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Well he is a *Sole* Trader after all…
watched it twice, so glad i found it, just bought the draper strengthening tool and off to the job!
Calvin, excellent video. The effort you put in is great - and why the Welsh countryside is beautiful.
Thanks! This is a very helpful video.
Great video, this is very similar to how ive always done my posts
learned a lot there thanks for filming it. Good strong job that....................Cheers
Great video Calvin . Very similar to how i used to do it.
great help thanks!
I do a lot of stock fencing, I put one strainer every 5 coils or 250mts of sheep wire, or every change of direction, you put that post in solid, I don't go to so much trouble, just stay them with bull wire and strut them in the direction of the wire.
very enjoyable vidéo cheers
Class, this will help me out massively. You got any new videos coming mate?
So after exhausting myself mentally the last few days learning of all the various methods of bracing corner posts I've settled on the diagonal brace. I've seen a lot about the floating brace where the strainer post just sits on a block on the ground. I trust the method but I'm not sure I comprehend it yet, and I haven't seen any discussion about doing it that way as opposed to doing it your way or even putting it in the ground and pouring a block of concrete around it.
Great vid but the first time it loaded, the subtitles started and I'm guessing they were added by an automatic process as they're hilarous but totally unhelpful if you're hard of hearing ! I'd wonder how many people have gone to a hardware store to ask for a four inch post older guy - instead of a post hole digger :)
Do you know wheres the best place to buy chain link fence.
tidy job calvin much the same way I do it
Thanks Paul. Cheers Calvin
I need to build a small wooden base for a metal shed so would you pay extra for treated timber.
Hi hard worker. Yes I'd say its worth paying the extra for tanalised timber. Normal stuff won't last very long when it gets wet. Cheers Calvin
Not bad. Could do with a longer strut. Post deeper into the ground. And a nice fitting strut with out the nail. But what do i know
Why do you only brsce 1 side? I am learning?
Postcrete with 10mm pea gravel and various larger stones is my method.
What you done today see it been sunny I Wish perfect day for DUCKS
I do my posts 4 foot deep 2 don't seem enough
Hi Grow Tyme. Yes you're right maybe they could do with going a bit deeper. I usually go at least 2,1/2 feet. I never have any posts moving because I do these strainers every 25 mtrs. On big distance or soft ground yes go deep. Cheers Calvin
4 feet? Have you ever struck oil? LOL 4 feet in my clay soil would require heavy machinery...
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Thanks Steve. Cheers Calvin lol
Be buggered if you were charging someone by the hour.
That post will be there long after the pyramids are gone!
That's a belt and braces job! No way that's going anywhere unless there's an earthquake...
I think the worst thing about fencing in UK is the poor quality of the material available from the stockiest. Lucky to get ten years out of the strainers and steaks/stobs. Telegraph poles are a good way to go but they are getting hard to find. That looks tidy enough and will outlast most things. Fencing styles vary all over the world so there is no right or wrong way. Here in NZ we tend to go lower with the strut. Have a good day. Cheers.
funny.have db 990 and fencing at minute.
Hi paddy Lyons. Lol. Good tractor the David Brown 990. Cheers Calvin
Just have to decipher the Welsh accent a little better !
Chur