Just to put the cat amongst the pigeons…..
If I was to be dropped in to this job( which sounds great), pick up where your brother leaves off, help to maintain yield/improve yield with new and improved ideas taken from the successful dairy farm I’ve come from. Drive tractors to a high standard...
I’ve got a quick fencer for deer net but it’s manual tensioning. My smaller quickfencer is getting a bit tired, and I’ve seen a couple of videos of the solonet working. Quite fancy the hydraulic tensioning to speed things up a bit.
I find that if there is stock pressure from both sides the 40 mm can give a little. The creosote acts like a lubricant.
on the plus side, I can strain netting round two or three turners using creosote posts as the creosote allows the wire to pull round the posts nicely.
I don’t normally strain...
Just splashed out on a Milwaukee gun to replace a cordless Stockade gun, which just sh!t itself. The new gun can fire 50 mm staples which will suit us now as we are using mainly creo.
Some winter barley with heads well over and looking a lovely colour this morning, Bedford way. Tramlines still green. Didn’t look like it would take a thunderstorm too well.
Jack, no decent contractor could answer your question without more information.
Easy situation: 600m in a straight line, so 3 strainers, therefore two pulls. Nice clay to knock into, lawn like grass. Flat. 5 miles from my yard.
I’d want to do that in two days.
We’ve got two. Love them.
When changing tubes, screw canister back into gun with new tube inside, release the plunger from captive notch and twist until the plunger cannot be pushed in. Then push the plunger as hard as you can, briefly. Then twist the plunger again and push gently home...
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