Gather Gate & Concrete Supplies

and a lot of padlocks that you have to keep track of a key for if you forget your key guess what you're not getting in the gate well here on our farm we're using only these dial type combination type padlocks this thing is great I probably put about two drips of oil in it a year and it has lasted well I guess it's been out here since last year but we've used this on all the gates that we've had so it's been outside for four years and this is what it looks like so it's held up nicely I'll post a link down below to one of these guys it's a master lock awesome and it's supposedly very resistant to being cut even though you cut the cable a whole lot easier and you could cut that lock these are 80 pound bags of quikrete concrete that's what we use around here when I used to live out in Utah we use what they call post mix but you can't get post mix at my local Lowe's [Music] let's talk a little bit about the gate that we have so this is a Tartar farm and ranch six bar two-inch heavy-duty bull gate this heavy-duty bull gate comes with all the mounting hardware that you need right over here so it comes with a different kind of mounting hardware then you would get with a light duty gate let's get a little close-up and I'll tell you what it is so the standard gate would have just a lag bolt right here but with this gate the heavy duty gate you don't have a lag bolt you have a through bolt so we can adjust our gate and make sure that it's nice and level so one of the struggles that we're going to have to go through is being able to lift this gate to get it mounted up so if you got a light duty 16-foot gate it wouldn't be too bad for one guy to mount it up this is a heavy heavy duty gate so I'll probably have to