'Hotcote' / 'Horsecote' electric fencing

[Chonk]

Anybody with experience of erecting this type of fencing ?? Customer has been sold 3000 metres of it with associated fixings but with little idea of how to put it up !!
Website has some bits but not much help tbf
Any experiences welcomed
TIA

 

[llamedos]

Installation guides here

https://horserail.com/installation-guides/

 

[Chonk]

Installation guides here

https://horserail.com/installation-guides/

Ahh thank you [emoji106] ... have you experience of this system ??

 

[llamedos]

Ahh thank you [emoji106] ... have you experience of this system ??

No, non, but funnily enough there was someone on Twitter mentioned it the other day, and I looked at the link in their tweet. (horsey tweet)

 

[Chonk]

No, non, but funnily enough there was someone on Twitter mentioned it the other day, and I looked at the link in their tweet. (horsey tweet)

I see ... [emoji6] I just don't want to put it up how I interpret the bits on the website and find out it's not 100% right ... these horsey lot can be some fussy beggars!! Mind you I don't suppose it's cheap either so it wants doing proper

 

[Bury the Trash]

• It is recommended to only use CCA pressure treated posts

 

[S J H]

I've put some up, it pretty easy, iirc there's a way round the ratchet strainer goes on, but it's all pretty straightforward.

The best way I've seen of unreeling the rail, is by having a scaffold board in the open back of a truck, with the reel laid in the bottom, then cut a slot in the board and pull it out through there.