H-Brace Assembly Accelerated | Fireproof Fencing LLC

An accelerated version of the installation of a Fireproof Fencing H-Brace with a two-man crew, using a hydraulic thumper mounted on a mini excavator.
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[@gabecook7908]

I've been building fence for a long time and really appreciate your creative ideas. The little pipe and pins to connect crossmember was clever. Good job, thanks for the ideas

[@mrbojangles9841]

You'll never be able to build this. You wouldn't last ten minutes trying to do what this man did here.

[@nlstockstill]

Do you like having the driver on a mine excavator versus a skid steer? And is that a blue diamond? I am considering a Montana post driver for my excavator. Thanks

[@ryanschilleman5744]

Yes, I have found the mini ex to be much faster especially in Wyoming terrain. The ability to quickly adjust level also prevents damage to drivers. The driver in the video is Danuser T3. We use it 90% of the time, but you will be happy with the Montana as we use it on the mountain and in shelf rock.

[@madeleyinc]

Love the fancy hard hat.

[@cabbyhubby]

Why didn't you weld it?

[@ryanschilleman5744]

We do weld all the braces we can. We wanted to demonstrate an alternative if you don't own a welder, terrain limits access or if dry pasture threatens range-fire. Thanks for asking.

[@cwcobo]

@@ryanschilleman5744 Thanks for answering. I was wondering the same thing. Just got done watching several other pipe fence videos where all joints/connections were welded. I see your points though and believe your work will last a very very long time.