Stock fencing price per m.

Tubbylew

Member
Location
Herefordshire
Someone has to pay for the fancy tracked machine. 😂
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
 

lloyd

Member
Location
Herefordshire
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
£25 ish/hr x10 is £250 day.
100m one man £2.50 a meter.
 

Ffermer Bach

Member
Livestock Farmer
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.
A lot of people round here use a six ton excavator with a vibrating knocker attached.
 

neilo

Member
Mixed Farmer
Location
Montgomeryshire
All business need to invest and move foward, otherwise we'd all still be threshing grain with a flail. I run a tracked machine because I think it's the cheapest and most efficient machine for the fencelines I encounter, it was a big investment, but a reasonably up to date 150 horse tractor and an equivalent post driver would be similar money, and limit me by being too big to get to a lot of jobs. It's a good bit cheaper to fence with my machine than fence by hand @ £25 ish/hr.

Being nosey, what sort of money is a tracked post knocker?
 

tepapa

Member
Livestock Farmer
Location
North Wales
In mvf today and they offering some special offer stock fencing all the materials for 500 metres at £2.50/ metre.
That'll be some weird spec then. Netting and barb be £1/m so that leaves £1.50/m for posts so your not going to get any quality at that price
 

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