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Re: How Long Will It Last?
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Posted by Robhkent on November 03, 2005 at 16:20:41 from (209.131.239.62):
In Reply to: Re: How Long Will It Last? posted by 730 virgil on November 02, 2005 at 19:42:24:
Virgil: The long stretch I am putting a fiberglass post every 30-50 ft, depending on the terrain with a 5"x8' wood post in the low spots. I got the 160 rods done today. Only 1 wire high tensile. The guy I am building it for will put the other wire on himself, later. He has about 1000 acres of corn left to harvest before that though. He is turning cows out against it tomorrow morning. (it is electrified) The short chunk will be standard 3 steel 1 wood spaced every 12 ft with 5 strands of red brand barbed. (Idrive all the posts wood and steel shaver driver #8) Rob
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