Posted by KEH on June 01, 2008 at 16:50:06 from (64.53.72.114):
In Reply to: Electric Fence advice posted by Dave from MN on June 01, 2008 at 16:19:25:
Find a good, locally owned farm supply place that will work on their fence chargers when they go bad. Notice I said when, not if. Some chargers are not designed to be worked on, I got the story from TSC that it was cheaper just to replace them. Parmak is a good repairable brand, but you might have to get a 50 mile charger. I have one on a short run of wire(so far) and it clicks on the phone line. I have 8 ground rods and it still clicks. Bought a cheaper one, a SACO XX which is a 20 mile charger. It quit working and I am going to take it back for repair while the warrenty is still good. Get a good commercial ground rod and hook it up with heavy wire. You may have to water the ground rod in dry weather. Your wireing system sounds fine. I would put the bottom hot wire as high as reasonably possible because it will take grass that much longer to grow up to the wire.
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