Quick Fencer

[spitfire]

Hi does anybody have a second hand quick fencer for sale or know where there is one.

 

[Fake it ‘til you make it]

There’s one on Facebook in the Tractors plant and machinery for sale group

 

[Fake it ‘til you make it]

Excuse the poor pic/ screenshot. It’s in Wick, Scotland

 

[spitfire]

Excuse the poor pic/ screenshot. It’s in Wick, Scotland

Thanks think that's a lot more than new .

 

[tepapa]

Excuse the poor pic/ screenshot. It’s in Wick, Scotland

Watch That isn't a scam, there aren't any hedges like that in Caithness. I might be wrong but mind.

 

[tepapa]

If your on Facebook, someone asked the same question the other day on UK fencing talk group.
There where a few available

 

[spitfire]

If your on Facebook, someone asked the same question the other day on UK fencing talk group.
There where a few available

cheers

 

[Bullring]

That’s too much, I bought a new one this year with barb wire spool and loader headstock for less than that, a new farmer 80 which will work both sides unlike the standard 80,is around £1800.

 

[Dave6170]

I think that could be genuine.

 

[Dave6170]

That guy is a fencing contractor not far from me. I could easily find out for you if he is selling it?

 

[spitfire]

That guy is a fencing contractor not far from me. I could easily find out for you if he is selling it?

Thanks for replying don't want to spend that much cheers.

 

[Dave6170]

Watch That isn't a scam, there aren't any hedges like that in Caithness. I might be wrong but mind.

Lots of hedges old and new, its not all peat bogs and windfarms up here

 

[tepapa]

Lots of hedges old and new, its not all peat bogs and windfarms up here

I know, I have spent some time up there but the hedges where usually growing sideways more common to see your flag stone dykes

 

[neilo]

Sorry to sidetrack, but do Quickfencers make a tidy job of winding up sheep netting, so that you could reuse it elsewhere easily & tidily?
Obviously not rusty old rubbish, but HT wire that might only have been up a few years?

 

[Bury the Trash]

I think that could be genuine.

yeah right you mean hes genuinely taking the pee theres no way it should be that money.

 

[yellowbelly]

Sorry to sidetrack, but do Quickfencers make a tidy job of winding up sheep netting, so that you could reuse it elsewhere easily & tidily?

How would it wind it up?
Don't they just unroll by you driving along?

You'd have to fit a hydraulic motor to 'reel it in'.

Seem to remember @exmoor dave saying he'd invented something in the dim and distant past (probably similar vintage to his 'prolapse replacing gizmo)

 

[Bury the Trash]

a new standard 80 should be a bit less than 2k even with a loader bracket it would be no where near that price up there

they do a hydraulic rewinder for another 1600 which is a bit dear imo

 

[neilo]

How would it wind it up?
Don't they just unroll by you driving along?

You'd have to fit a hydraulic motor to 'reel it in'.

Seem to remember @exmoor dave saying he'd invented something in the dim and distant past (probably similar vintage to his 'prolapse replacing gizmo)

I’m pretty sure you can get them with a hydraulic motor fitted.

 

[yellowbelly]

I’m pretty sure you can get them with a hydraulic motor fitted.

Yeah, I see they do from @Bury the Trash 's post above.

 

[ARW]

We have a winder upper machine, you can wind up 250 metres of net and make a good job so it can be pulled out again through the quickfencer. It can be added onto most quickfencers, ours is independent