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Need to put up a 60 ft diameter round pen what would the center be? I want to put a stake in the ground and make a cicle I am thinking it shoult be 30 ft ?
 
dont know iffin yous kiddin bout this but I would say 33 feet, yous gots to allow for the curvature of the earth.... :wink:
 
(quoted from post at 15:44:37 05/26/12) Wow.......that's really a no brainer. Did you graduate from school?
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crotchity (or craw shi$$y) Just remember what your mother told you (or should have), if you cant say something nice--- dont open your yap!!
 
60' inside or 60' outside would depend on what size pipe is used for the sections... horse won't care if it's a little off.
 
(quoted from post at 15:36:48 05/26/12) Need to put up a 60 ft diameter round pen what would the center be? I want to put a stake in the ground and make a cicle I am thinking it shoult be 30 ft ?
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30 ft is good... Before you go to all the time and trouble of a permanent one, you might think about a portable one of stock panels. Especially when you figure out that 60 ft is too big or too small. Or when you realize that running in a circle is just driving you and the horses nuts, you can use the panels for something else..... Have fun....
 
you can tell lyle is a sawyer, he's always lookin to sell more lumber with his demensions....LOL
 
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