Cattle hurdle posts

pear

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BASE UK Member
Location
Hertfordshire
Anyone know where I can get some posts I can concrete in to hold up 10foot cattle hurdles some one must make them????
Your local IAE dealer will sell you some. In the £90 region.

As @HarryB97 said, weld the lugs onto a post.
 

Wood field

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Livestock Farmer
Get the lugs from your local ag merchant, usually cheaper
I’ve a rook of 100mm square posts from when we had mainly cows , some plain some with lugs , plenty of sockets in the ground with covering plates makes it handy to set up a variety of pens , race etc
 

Ffermer Bach

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Livestock Farmer
Get the lugs from your local ag merchant, usually cheaper
I’ve a rook of 100mm square posts from when we had mainly cows , some plain some with lugs , plenty of sockets in the ground with covering plates makes it handy to set up a variety of pens , race etc
do you need to buy a socket? I have just concreted in a removable slam post (4 1/2" square) and I concreted in a socket, but I wonder it it would have been fine to just paint a bit of diesel on the post before I put the concrete round it, and then carefully lift it out after a few hours to leave the hole in concrete?
 

JP1

Member
Livestock Farmer
do you need to buy a socket? I have just concreted in a removable slam post (4 1/2" square) and I concreted in a socket, but I wonder it it would have been fine to just paint a bit of diesel on the post before I put the concrete round it, and then carefully lift it out after a few hours to leave the hole in concrete?
A 300mm socket costs nothing
 

Wood field

Member
Livestock Farmer
do you need to buy a socket? I have just concreted in a removable slam post (4 1/2" square) and I concreted in a socket, but I wonder it it would have been fine to just paint a bit of diesel on the post before I put the concrete round it, and then carefully lift it out after a few hours to leave the hole in concrete?
We did our feed barriers 7 or so years back all with sockets, since then any I’ve put in , I grease the bottoms of the post and tape an old feed bag on then concrete it in, never had any bother lifting the post in or out
 

Bald n Grumpy

Member
Livestock Farmer
do you need to buy a socket? I have just concreted in a removable slam post (4 1/2" square) and I concreted in a socket, but I wonder it it would have been fine to just paint a bit of diesel on the post before I put the concrete round it, and then carefully lift it out after a few hours to leave the hole in concrete?
Used to wrap cardboard around the post and then some bale wrap of an old roll before concreting in
 

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