The Fencing Picture Thread

[S J H]

Are they stubble turnips @neilo?

 

[ARW]

Somebody please ban @neilo from this thread!

 

[neilo]

Are they stubble turnips @neilo?

Yes. I let that mob on the rest of the field this morning, as they've started to bolt now. They'll take the top off before they come in for lambing early next week.

 

[cheggars]

Somebody please ban @neilo from this thread!

You cant Ban him for using Baler twin, Half the fences in Wales are held together with string.

 

[Y Fan Wen]

You cant Ban him for using Baler twin, Half the fences in Wales are held together with string.

As long as they are colour co-ordinated. I hate seeing all different colours.

 

[7740 man]

Hill fencing

 

[Willie adie]

Just a query why you stayed the strainer in first pic no termination on it so no real need to stay it. Gave yourself more work than you had to

Dont get me wrong nice neat work though.

 

[7740 man]

Just a query why you stayed the strainer in first pic no termination on it so no real need to stay it. Gave yourself more work than you had to

Dont get me wrong nice neat work though.

There was a slight change of direction & I pulled the net & barb up to that point as it was mid way through 300m stretch. I do as few props as possible as they can be quite time consuming!

 

[Ray996]

View attachment 526454 Hill fencing View attachment 526452 View attachment 526448

Nice seeing a tidy bit of fencing.

 

[Willie adie]

There was a slight change of direction & I pulled the net & barb up to that point as it was mid way through 300m stretch. I do as few props as possible as they can be quite time consuming!

You would have got away with staying one direction. As the turn is so slight its almost an opposite pull.

 

[wr.]

Good strong job @7740 man

 

[Goggles]

Haven't posted for a while, here's an assortment. I forget to take many photos these days.
Bit of domestic
Gate in the corner of a big old paddock
Small sheep handling pen in the corner of a solar park (nearly straight)

 

[66Longhorns]

This is our helicopter on pipeline patrol in the midlands looking for anyone working near to our client's pipeline

This is him coming in for a closer look after seeing a 360 close to our pipeline.

This is our ground crew's photo of the area. A tidy bit of fencing unfortunately it has been constructed over our pipeline without us being notified about it first.

This is the photo of the strainer when exposed. 250mm between the bottom of the post and the top of the pipe. A little bit deeper and it would have cost the landowner in excess of 30 million and maybe death to the fencing contractor as we normally pump at 100 bar and yes some days it is pumping petrol !!!

 

[Post Driver]

Are you with CLH?

 

[66Longhorns]

Are you with CLH?

No we are contracted to Mainline the agents for CLH sit behind me in the office.

 

[Post Driver]

They came out and showed me where a pipeline ran on a project. That was a close shave!

 

[66Longhorns]

I though I would use the thread to show what we deal with. Luckily it is not a daily occurrence but the number of near misses nationally is increasing rapidly, mostly due to fencing on farmland. Be careful out there, we offer a free Internet search tool www.lsbud.co.uk and we are only a phone call away for advice.

 

[Willie adie]

I think that would have been a DCM situation at best

 

[Goggles]

I think that would have been a DCM situation at best

What's a DCM situation?

 

[Willie adie]

DCM.
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