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Just 4 You

02-22-2006 14:14:12




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I am putting up a fence this spring, can I use these instead of a post hole digger? J4U




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Barry from stirling

02-23-2006 11:33:56




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 Re: OT - Fencing in reply to Just 4 You, 02-22-2006 14:14:12  
J4U Wow those look almost the same as a henweigh



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Jerry/MT

02-22-2006 15:17:57




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 Re: OT - Fencing in reply to Just 4 You, 02-22-2006 14:14:12  
No! you can only use dirt holes. You CANNOT, I repeat, CANNOT use cardboard postholes. When the weather get rainy or during a spring thaw, the cardboard gets wet, breaks down and the fence falls over. Another problem with cardboard is that cows, sheep, goats, hogs, and horses will gnaw on the carboard causing the posts to fall over.
Don't fall for this scam. Use only genuine dirt post holes.

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Irv (Ia)

02-23-2006 10:09:23




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 Re: OT - Fencing in reply to Jerry/MT, 02-22-2006 15:17:57  
Ummmmm Jerry, the only post holes I ever saw didn't have nothin' in them, so those ought to work just fine. The only problem is figuring out just how many you got.....I wouldn't want to get cheated ya' know!



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J4U

02-22-2006 14:15:38




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 Re: OT - Fencing in reply to Just 4 You, 02-22-2006 14:14:12  
Forgot Link J4U



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T

02-23-2006 15:05:20




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 Re: OT - Fencing in reply to J4U, 02-22-2006 14:15:38  
Guess we all lost out, the bidding is closed!



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