Building Cattle Panel Fence Trellises using Livestock Panel Connector // Bog Life

Building and installing cattle panel fence trellises in our raised garden beds. Everything is being held together with Livestock panel fence connectors, from One Man Fencing!
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One Man Fencing PM Livestock Panel T-Post Connector - 50 Pack
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Installation:
Position the posts into the ground until secure.
Once I have the fencing measured and cut to size, place edges on the inside of the posts, between the post and the edge of the bed.
Place your first Livestock Panel Connector on the T-Post, approximately ⅓ of way from the bottom the post and attach the connector to the post by tightening the 7/16 nut on the back.
Then once it is in place, slide the panel into the slot in the bolt and tighten the ¾ nut to secure it into place.
Place the bolt protector over the end of the bolt.
Repeat this with the other three posts
When moving to the top connector, the location will be based on the height of your arch and your posts. I’ll be placing them approximately 1 foot from the top. Then follow the same process for installation and tightening.
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[@speakrighttogod]

Your garden is to live for (not die)! Absolutely LOVE everything about it! Your wife and family are BLESSED to have you and your skills. Cattle panels are THE WAY to go for horizontal & vertical trellis support. Thanks for sharing, however, it would have been nice to see them after they were covered in greenery and all of your hanging harvest. Blessings to you and your family!

[@suehonglee5107]

Good job 👍 I want to make one too 😅

[@butterflyinlove2]

What an amazing garden. You did such a great job. Wish I had a husband like this.

[@RJvidmoto]

Really nice! Gives us some inspiration.

[@eeassa]

Zip ties instead of those fancy panel connectors?

[@BogLife]

The connectors will work for years and will stand the dramatic Wisconsin weather changes without breaking and needing replacement. That will ensure the cattle panels and beds will not be affected by the inevitable failure of the zip ties.

[@vhutchins1759]

How did you bend it? The panel? Skipped right over that step. 🤨

[@BogLife]

Sorry yeah I did 😬. I did it the same way I loaded them in the trailer. The link for the short is below. I essentially used the corner of the bed as a brace and walked one end of the fence over until I could reach both.
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[@vhutchins1759]

Thank you!

[@leodorenguyen]

Hi, could you let me know the hole size and please? Thanks

[@bizboomer]

Great video! Thanks! I found it difficult to listen to your excellent narrative with the background music. It's not a tv commercial.