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why do the farmers in NZ not use barbed wire for fencing?
its evil thats why, have you ever seen a cow rip her teats on an electric fence?
why do the farmers in NZ not use barbed wire for fencing?
no its quicker if you start at the topStart at the bottom and work up?
i use one tor barb wire its ok but i use a stock fencing strainer and winch to strain stock fencing.Anyone reckon this is worth the money (£30 approx)
i have found that water gets in the posts strainers especially from the top more so if damaged when banging in so all ways put a hat on lead is best but tin will do.I agree with the bolt/spanner tip.
As for concreting in posts. A wet mix will make them rot. A dry mix won't. Reason being that water can run through cracks in the mix.
Sticks in my mind as one of the most stressful days of my life, my 1st day of placement alone when gathering the cows a heifer jumped a strand around a drinker separating paddocks...the blood loss was incredible!!its evil thats why, have you ever seen a cow rip her teats on an electric fence?
Aye they're useful. When you pull up the net (with a proper clamp and chain puller, really tight) they're useful to pull the short length of wire from the clamp to the strainer post.
You can't use them to get longer runs tight.
The draper one in your link is ok, but it has a sharp edge that nips the wire, abs damages the galvanised surface. A better cam type design is this one imo.
http://item.mobileweb.ebay.co.uk/vi...0839005843&index=0&nav=SEARCH&nid=56242730606
its evil thats why, have you ever seen a cow rip her teats on an electric fence?
So what do you use instead of barb?
I would use electric but fields away from the main farm would be a non starter.