Posted by t in ne on October 11, 2016 at 06:05:36 from (97.32.74.198):
In Reply to: fence recommendations posted by Bkpigs on October 10, 2016 at 19:47:56:
The ease of working with tensile vs barbed, and the time saved, you won't go back to barbed.
You have to put H braces on your ends like barbed, or it will pull them out, like barbed. You can go around a 90 degree bend, or a few 45s, and still tighten it with a spring and ratchet tensioner. Just set a larger post as deep as you can for the corner.
You can vary the post spacing to properly follow the terrain. Tamp the posts in well. At the bottom of a canyon where the post is holding it down, you may want to nail a board or something to the post to help keep it in the ground. Or if you can bulldoze a ramp, even better, whether barbed or tensile, being able to drive along it makes building, checking, and repair a lot easier.
Use a cordless impact driver and screws to put up plastic pin-lock insulators. Use a color that stands out against the post, it will save you time checking fence later, I prefer white insulators.
Get the hottest fence charger you can find. Parmak solar chargers are real good, if you don't have 110 available.
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