Fence post storage

[Rossymons]

Having a tidy up and have plastic stakes everywhere. Going to gather it all together with and make it look something half professional.

What are people using to keep the stakes together? Racks or just keep them in bundles?

 

[cotswoldcs]

Bundled together in no more than 50 and tied top and bottom with string. Then stored on a rack.

Different situation in the winter. They're all strored in the field 10 feet apart and when I need more we have to pick a fence up to get at them!

 

[In the pit]

Half a 200 ltr drum then hook reels round the side

 

[choochter]

stacked pointy end up in an old metal dustbin

 

[som farmer]

200 litre drums, most dairy farmers will have empties, no longer re-usable.

 

[Estate fencing.]

Bundles of what I can fit on the Rappa front frame about 100 then 2 small ratchets Then stacked like round bales in a pyramid. Got about 1500 stacked like that in the summer.

 

[Al R]

Have poultry feed bags (their longer than normal feed bags) can get 30-45 in a bag

 

[Cowslip]

In the blue 200 litre drums here from local dairy, I can put them in loader bucket or in back of pickup truck for ease of handling.

 

[SilliamWhale]

I keep them all in a cut down plastic ibc. Works well and moveable and stackable. Cut down spud box works well too

 

[neilo]

Bundles of what I can fit on the Rappa front frame about 100 then 2 small ratchets Then stacked like round bales in a pyramid. Got about 1500 stacked like that in the summer.

Ratchet straps! Has the lamb price gone to your head? What’s wrong with bale string?

Several old 45 gallon drums with the top cut off here.