Posted by Wheat Farmer on December 20, 2012 at 19:48:18 from (97.121.170.137):
In Reply to: Fencing Knoledge? posted by Kevin S SC on December 20, 2012 at 17:06:45:
I just completed a 18000' project, but have done about 25000' of this fencing. The wire is a 2x4 Horse fence or known as Max tight, etc etc. It is not welded, but has a knot. I had to replace all my 2x4 welded after three years because it came un-welded. The best way is to put the pins in as posted below. You can also use three inch screw and toe screw two of them in each end. E-mail if you need more photos. I'm just a Rancher/Farmer, but have done several power points for groups on building barns and fences.
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