Might I suggest you do away with all the temporary bracing at the end of your stretch and simply park your truck or tractor there and stretch off your trailer hitch or tractor bucket. When the back of the truck or equipment starts to slide sideways you have plenty of tension on your wire. You can also just hook up your come-a-long to the center of the end post you will tie to, and place the stretcher bar about 8 ft down line. Pull till taught off the center of a chain hooked to top and bottom of the stretcher bar. Simply tie it off as shown. Disconnect the come-a-long and tie off the last wire where the cable was wrapped on the post. Time is money...you can speed this process up by eliminating all the "temporary bracing". Diamond Rim Fence, AZ Contractor
Michael Waterman that is exactly how we did it. Learnt from my great neighbors. Perhaps this video is by a commercial brand and they wanted to be legally correct lol
I LOVE your farm. We are currently looking at a 4 acre place to build ours. Would your "cattle" fence hold horses alright too? We would put up an electric fence also to keep all of our naughty animals in the fence.
Okay, forgive my ignorance, I'm about to embark on building my very first fence once my home sale goes through... what are the diagonal metal wires for? Also, if you have your fencing going around a corner do you continue the same when tightening the come alongs?
We absolutely do! We have many of install videos on our Red Brand UA-cam channel to help with your fence installation. Here is a link to the channel: ua-cam.com/users/rwl2009 Here is a link to one video specifically on installing posts: ua-cam.com/video/Zd9d96gJbuA/v-deo.html There are also others on bracing as well.
I wish I would have used this rather than the no climb. Would have kept rabbits out of the yard. The rabbits can get through the No Climb. You got a $50,000 tractor there, just pull the wire with the tractor. Forget all that dummy bracing.
He addressed your comment in this video by saying that external anchor is not as good as the dummy allows the pull to set the permanent bracing. See 10:47.
When you relieve the tension on the wire the fence is going to LOSE a lot of it's Tension , NOT GOOD ! YOU should have stretched beyond the end of the Corner brace and then stapled the wire to the post , THEN released the tension !!!! Then tie off each individual wire WITHOUT loosing any tightness of the fence !
Seems like a horse could kick that fence and break a wire and later another horse or the same one, would kick the same spot and get hung up. Less is more with horses. A two strand slick wire fence, I think, would be better than that fence.
Usually in any kind of livestock you dont expect "wild" or "unworked" animals to be turned into pasture or lots beforehand. So no, its not likely to happen unless some wild event stampede's them into it.
Nice instruction and tips... very much appreciated. For people who build alone, this is great.
That was amazing how you did it alone,thank you mate
Nice clear and well done. Fencing install as well as removal is a dificult task.
Excellent illustration!
Might I suggest you do away with all the temporary bracing at the end of your stretch and simply park your truck or tractor there and stretch off your trailer hitch or tractor bucket. When the back of the truck or equipment starts to slide sideways you have plenty of tension on your wire. You can also just hook up your come-a-long to the center of the end post you will tie to, and place the stretcher bar about 8 ft down line. Pull till taught off the center of a chain hooked to top and bottom of the stretcher bar. Simply tie it off as shown. Disconnect the come-a-long and tie off the last wire where the cable was wrapped on the post. Time is money...you can speed this process up by eliminating all the "temporary bracing". Diamond Rim Fence, AZ Contractor
Michael Waterman that is exactly how we did it. Learnt from my great neighbors.
Perhaps this video is by a commercial brand and they wanted to be legally correct lol
Thank you, I've saved your method now.
man very good job i wish i can hire u for some need work at my hhouse congrats mr!!! very good very pro
Thanks for y'all's videos. A tremendous help!
I LOVE your farm. We are currently looking at a 4 acre place to build ours. Would your "cattle" fence hold horses alright too? We would put up an electric fence also to keep all of our naughty animals in the fence.
Have you purchased a place yet
Great videos, good job. Thank you guys !
How much to do 5 acres like this?
WOW So good to see a job when it is done right. Great video.
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And do you know how to put in a horse ring like drainage and what products to use and the layers you need for proper drainage ?
Okay, forgive my ignorance, I'm about to embark on building my very first fence once my home sale goes through... what are the diagonal metal wires for? Also, if you have your fencing going around a corner do you continue the same when tightening the come alongs?
Thanks! Do you have a video on installing line posts and brace posts?
We absolutely do! We have many of install videos on our Red Brand UA-cam channel to help with your fence installation.
Here is a link to the channel: ua-cam.com/users/rwl2009
Here is a link to one video specifically on installing posts:
ua-cam.com/video/Zd9d96gJbuA/v-deo.html
There are also others on bracing as well.
Thank you
When do you use a double H brace vs a single H brace? Length of run?
The V-mesh looks interesting
Nice fence.
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Thought horse fences were coupla horizontal rows of wood like the posts.....add hot wire if you need to on perimeters......
I need a video for putting in a horse arena fencing
Good job !
is 60 inch tall the tallest you have
nice and profesional. I like it.
I need to know how many feet apart to put my poles how high they need to be and how deep the hole needs to be and do I need concrete? or not?
I wish I would have used this rather than the no climb. Would have kept rabbits out of the yard. The rabbits can get through the No Climb. You got a $50,000 tractor there, just pull the wire with the tractor. Forget all that dummy bracing.
At 11:12 he explains why they don't use the tractor for tensioning...
He addressed your comment in this video by saying that external anchor is not as good as the dummy allows the pull to set the permanent bracing. See 10:47.
what would you think it would costs to fence 5 acres like this?
5 grand
When you relieve the tension on the wire the fence is going to LOSE a lot of it's Tension , NOT GOOD ! YOU should have stretched beyond the end of the Corner brace and then stapled the wire to the post , THEN released the tension !!!! Then tie off each individual wire WITHOUT loosing any tightness of the fence !
thinking about how big I want my pastures to be this seems like an expensive job .-.
Why didn't you guys tension the netting from the middle? no need for the temp brace
I'll second that. A good Gut Strain is the only way to go. At least they trimmed the first 6' off the roll. LOL
Also do not install fence during and electric storm.
Nope from your tractor or a truck never from the next to the last post
This starts at about step 20 for building a fence. 🙄
Why not just use the truck to winch off of instead of installing a dummy post.. seems like alot of wasted time and energy
LIGHTNING! yikes
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annoying music sucks
I do not think that is good fencing for horses. It will break down.
That is horse fence minus top plank.
Seems like a horse could kick that fence and break a wire and later another horse or the same one, would kick the same spot and get hung up. Less is more with horses. A two strand slick wire fence, I think, would be better than that fence.
Usually in any kind of livestock you dont expect "wild" or "unworked" animals to be turned into pasture or lots beforehand. So no, its not likely to happen unless some wild event stampede's them into it.
You are goofy. The essence of livestock is that they are "ALIVE"...
lol, I have worked with horses and on thorobred farms. This is what they use.
Way too much work!!