Quickfencer

Penmoel

Member

• Jun 7, 2014

• #21

http://www.frasersauctionroom.co.uk/implements070614.htm

Hats off to Dingwall mart I have never seen a sale report so thorough and quick on a website before Lot 957 Quickfencer sold at £500 , does not say if Komatsu had it but then again maybe that's not his real name

 

Alf

Member

Location

Scotland

• Jun 7, 2014

• #22

Komatsu said:

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£500

 

Penmoel

Member

• Jun 7, 2014

• #23

Alf said:

£500

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@Thick Farmer 's summer sale just took a dive perhaps????

 

Alf

Member

Location

Scotland

• Jun 7, 2014

• #24

Penmoel said:

@Thick Farmer 's summer sale just took a dive perhaps????

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i could have been the underbidder maybe

 

Blue.

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Jun 7, 2014

• #25

Penmoel said:

this was the gadget.
http://www.quickfencer.com/products/twister

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I have one in the shed somewhere,was given it when I bought my q-fencer off John,I seem to remember him telling me the 1st ones they made wore out,I've never used mine as the drill is either missing or the battery is flat when were setting off.

 

Komatsu

Member

Location

Thurso caithness

• Jun 7, 2014

• #26

Sorry missed all this yes it was me that got it wasn't at the sale but left a bid, well chuffed at £500, let's hope man that looked at it for me yesterday and said it was good is right !!! Was considering thick farmers one as 800 was ok just delivery made it expensive. Found out that new one is £1600 delivered this afternoon. Thanks for help everyone!

 

Blue.

Member

Livestock Farmer

• Jun 7, 2014

• #27

Komatsu said:

Sorry missed all this yes it was me that got it wasn't at the sale but left a bid, well chuffed at £500, let's hope man that looked at it for me yesterday and said it was good is right !!! Was considering thick farmers one as 800 was ok just delivery made it expensive. Found out that new one is £1600 delivered this afternoon. Thanks for help everyone!

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Get yourself a barbed wire unroller for it

 

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Karl w

New Member

• Dec 20, 2014

• #28

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Thick Farmer said:

Mine is still here. First £800 gets it! Do you still have your quick fencer? Could you send me photo(s)?

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Thick Farmer

Member

Location

West Wales

• Dec 21, 2014

• #29

Karl w said:

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Sorry,it's gone.

 

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Karl w

New Member

• Dec 21, 2014

• #30

No probs, thanks.

 

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Brains

Member

Arable Farmer

• Dec 21, 2014

• #31

Can you use a quick fencer for rabbit fencing. When the wire is buried and bent round under the soil? What do people do for rabbit fencing? Cheers

 

Post Driver

Member

Location

South East

• Dec 22, 2014

• #32

We made a hole in the top and and bottom of the frame to drop a bar through, big contractors rolls from Mcveigh. Rabbit wire doesn't need much pulling, just the slack taking up and plenty of clips

 

Cowcalf

Member

Location

North of Scotland

• Dec 22, 2014

• #33

Is the guy selling it on the web page for quickfencer related to him off wheeler dealers as he looks very similar and name is same ?

 

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brynseiri

Member

Location

Conwy, North Wales

• Dec 22, 2014

• #34

Post Driver said:

We made a hole in the top and and bottom of the frame to drop a bar through, big contractors rolls from Mcveigh. Rabbit wire doesn't need much pulling, just the slack taking up and plenty of clips

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How do you tension HT netting with one, is there a device that allows you to tension it and tie off? Surely it's not a case of pulling it past the post and stapling it?

 

Post Driver

Member

Location

South East

• Dec 22, 2014

• #35

Aye, it's a pull past and staple down the post jobby. Or use it to get you into running out big 300 and 500m rolls of netting. Saves a lot of joining and kicking rolls out along the ground. Could build your own for cheap mind.

Ours is in the nettles, should try and shift it on here....

 

Thick Farmer

Member

Location

West Wales

• Dec 22, 2014

• #36

Post Driver said:

Aye, it's a pull past and staple down the post jobby. Or use it to get you into running out big 300 and 500m rolls of netting. Saves a lot of joining and kicking rolls out along the ground. Could build your own for cheap mind.

Ours is in the nettles, should try and shift it on here....

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I think @Karl w wants one.

 

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Karl w

New Member

• Dec 22, 2014

• #37

Thick Farmer said:

I think @Karl w wants one.

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Ye had concluded that I would borrow one and copy it!

 

Post Driver

Member

Location

South East

• Dec 22, 2014

• #38

Quick fencer prosecuted somebody who copied their machine for infringing patent. I think the machine had to be destroyed

 

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Karl w

New Member

• Dec 23, 2014

• #39

That sounds a bit drastic,but if I got one worth the money I would buy it!

 

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brynseiri

Member

Location

Conwy, North Wales

• Dec 23, 2014

• #40

So in essence a large kitchen roll holder type device on some pallet fork slots would be just as useful than a quick fencer. Is it the pull past and staple thing the reason for so many being in the nettles?