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Octopost or fence n forget?
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<blockquote data-quote="jellybean" data-source="post: 6990119" data-attributes="member: 6502"><p>Well I used to have a very good relationship with the manager that Calders and Grandidge had at their depot at Westbury-on-Severn. Jim Martin was first class and very helpful, I used to keep about £10,000 worth of time in there drying. It would be checked for moisture content by their Electricity Board chap when he was doing telegraph poles. Most of it was in their yard for a year before being treated. Having now fenced 70 properties for deer I think it is fair to say I do have a bit of experience. My own fencing is now 30 years old and only had to replace a few stakes in the last year or two.</p><p>The CCA treatment should never have been stopped, did you ever hear of any problems caused by it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jellybean, post: 6990119, member: 6502"] Well I used to have a very good relationship with the manager that Calders and Grandidge had at their depot at Westbury-on-Severn. Jim Martin was first class and very helpful, I used to keep about £10,000 worth of time in there drying. It would be checked for moisture content by their Electricity Board chap when he was doing telegraph poles. Most of it was in their yard for a year before being treated. Having now fenced 70 properties for deer I think it is fair to say I do have a bit of experience. My own fencing is now 30 years old and only had to replace a few stakes in the last year or two. The CCA treatment should never have been stopped, did you ever hear of any problems caused by it? [/QUOTE]
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