Xfence won't slide .Or a very steep fall off the strainer down a bank.
Xfence won't slide .Or a very steep fall off the strainer down a bank.
What holds it up?Xfence won't slide .
The wire is under and over the stay how can it move .What holds it up?
Great work on tough ground , why do you not use the T gripples to tie off , looking at that wire , I wouldn't use it , it's not saving money , it doesn't look like its a very high tensile wire , I don't think you could tie Xfence that way .
They'll fill with water, freeze, burst, and bang goes the fence.I can't believe they don't have end caps on those strainers now . Surely they are more likely to damage when you knock the post in?
They'll fill with water, freeze, burst, and bang goes the fence.
Maybe McVeigh Parker are wanting to sell 30 year guarantee pressure creosote treated strainers instead of metal strainers? Wooden ends are about half the cost of clipex though, so likely to be less profit for them.
Dont think so, think about it.They'll fill with water, freeze, burst, and bang goes the fence.
Maybe McVeigh Parker are wanting to sell 30 year guarantee pressure creosote treated strainers instead of metal strainers? Wooden ends are about half the cost of clipex though, so likely to be less profit for them.
We fit plastic caps on them no problem.I can't believe they don't have end caps on those strainers now . Surely they are more likely to damage when you knock the post in?
Where can I get some caps that will fit?We fit plastic caps on them no problem.
I have had plenty of tubes split that are open topped. Quite often implement stands.Really!! You think it's going to burst the steel rather than expand out the top?
I have them , I get them in my local tool supply centre.Where can I get some caps that will fit?
The spacings on the deer posts are the same as our Xfence deer fence which are as below, hope this helps;@james ds @McVeigh Parker & Co Ltd what's the clip spacings on the deer posts please?
Any idea on priceThose of you who are unhappy about using Clipex strainer kits might like to look at this, advert on the inner front cover of the Quarterly Journal of Forestry,
www.hamptonsteel.co.uk
No info when I followed the link.Any idea on price