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Secure Cattle Panels to T-posts

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The presenter shows a new section where a cattle panel needs to be attached to a T-post. He takes a long, black zip tie and threads it through one of the grid openings on the cattle panel and around the T-post. He pulls the zip tie tight, demonstrating how to secure the panel firmly against the post. He emphasizes using two zip ties per T-post for maximum stability, one near the top and one closer to the middle or bottom, to prevent sagging or shifting. He explains that these particular zip ties are UV-resistant and designed for outdoor durability.

Goal: Demonstrate the secure attachment of cattle panels to T-posts using durable zip ties, ensuring a stable and long-lasting trellis.

Tools and materials

  • UV-resistant Zip Ties

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here's one of these panels and it's basically like I said about 6 feet by yeah 4 or 5 feet high and we're going to support this panel probably eight inches off the ground enough to get it up pretty much to the top of the posts that our tomato vine will grow up high and just kind of Bush out and Bush over now the simple way to do this is just start in one zip tie here on the end and then we'll raise it up so first thing we're going to do slide it down in where it needs to go take care of our little tomato plants so they're going to be taking care of us and we're kind of gonna set it right on top of the t-post and take a zip tie and just lightly attach it to the post just like that and we're going to go over here we'll raise this end up we'll get a zip tie and we want to make sure that the little knobs on the T post are facing the side that you put the metal grate okay then we'll go right on there slip our zip tie on snug him down tight and now that one's good basically I'll go all the way down the line right here there's probably eight more panels or five more panels and I will zip tie those panels together and I'll zip tie them to the post pretty cool watch okay slide your zip tie on all in your fence panel in place just snug him up tight just like that if you get to a junction where two pieces come together you can always zip tie those two together and I like to criss cross over the line and I'll show you what I mean by criss cross right here here's what I mean by criss cross I cross up these two right here and zip them together just like that and then I'll come back and snip that so I'm just

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