Attach Fence Wire with Termination Knots

so we're down in what I would call a swag in a Valley area right here and the post kind of Crews up this hill this is near a creek bottom and the soil is very Sandy okay so it's a softer soil what has to happen here is feet have to be welded onto these posts and I put this dirt in right here so it's not really compacted it's not native soil so what we've got to do is drive in these feet right here and that's what Luke's welding up right now I'll show you how it works so we're pretty level here pretty level sloping down the hill sloping down the hill and then we're down here to the foot so this foot is welded in place it is a steel pipe that's driven at an angle and then welded in place right here to keep this post from heaving you have to think about this this wire is pulled extremely tight okay if you pull the wire really tight it will heave the post up out of the ground kind of like a bow and arrow so that one has a foot on it and then Mr Loop from Farm fence Solutions has just driven this and welded that foot in place right there it's subgrade so we will never have to worry about it and we'll never have to worry about hitting anything and that will prevent this post from heaving up out of the ground yeah Josh everything was great there except for that's not a foot that's a tie down so the the difference is a tie down we're going to drive a post in at an angle and