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Long lasting softwood fence posts
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<blockquote data-quote="Kidds" data-source="post: 6362338" data-attributes="member: 5589"><p>A Dutch guy told me they worked. He sold them but was offering me foreign grown softwood with HC4 treatment (think that’s right) with suggested option of post savers. I still said I don’t trust any of it and would choose creosote posts. </p><p>He sold both but said he had plenty of customers happy with the postsavers. I’d say he was genuine and had a great deal to lose if he was wrong. He was selling trellis posts for orchard work, if they fail there’s a lot more than stray sheep involved (without belittling escaping sheep). </p><p></p><p>I thought creosote posts in orchards were frowned upon but he said they were still widely used due to lost confidence in alternative treatments.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Kidds, post: 6362338, member: 5589"] A Dutch guy told me they worked. He sold them but was offering me foreign grown softwood with HC4 treatment (think that’s right) with suggested option of post savers. I still said I don’t trust any of it and would choose creosote posts. He sold both but said he had plenty of customers happy with the postsavers. I’d say he was genuine and had a great deal to lose if he was wrong. He was selling trellis posts for orchard work, if they fail there’s a lot more than stray sheep involved (without belittling escaping sheep). I thought creosote posts in orchards were frowned upon but he said they were still widely used due to lost confidence in alternative treatments. [/QUOTE]
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