Posted by rockyridgefarm on July 30, 2013 at 05:58:07 from (69.131.201.207):
I have a fence along the road that is completely choked up with wild grape, mulberry, and sumac. Well, I HAD a fence along the road... There's about 100 feet of it in the pics.
The wire was so brittle that it broke when you touched it with the pliers to remove the clips. I saved what posts I could with a chain and loader (old posts are MUCH better than the new ones they make), and rolled the rest up with my skid loader and grapple. This grapple was bought from River Valley Machine in Dubuque Iowa. It's a rock bucket with double grapples and built very heavy. I chose it because he makes them extra deep - 44 inches, if I recall correctly.
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