Posted by 1936 on December 05, 2007 at 14:25:33 from (68.77.16.61):
In Reply to: driving fence post posted by ric1 on December 05, 2007 at 10:43:03:
Seen a pipe attached to side of a loader bucket on a loose connection place the post in the pipe where you want it and drive up till it is sort of straight and push it in with the loader. Works best with two people. If the post is off to one side or the other just bend it to the right spot. Start by pulling the barb wire on the line of the fence. Take a lenght of board or what ever the lenght between the post and mark the post spot on the ground with spray paint walk up till the end of the marking stick is on the spray paint mark and mark and so on. Know of many miles of fence put in this was and wire still on the post. Like Red Green say's If women don't find you pretty they should find you handy. I will be right home after the lodge meeting.
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