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Negotiate Dips and Valleys

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What happens here

In sections with significant dips or valleys, the fence wire may form a 'bow and arrow' shape if not properly managed. To counteract this, a skid steer equipped with a stretcher bar is used. The skid steer pulls the wire down into the dip, and the fence is then tied off at the appropriate height along the posts to maintain proper tension and alignment across uneven terrain.

Goal: Maintain fence tension and alignment across uneven ground

Tools and materials

  • Fence Wire Farm Fence Solutions — The main fencing material being pulled
  • Skid Steer Gehl RT210 — Pulling down fence wire in dips
  • Steel Fence Posts Farm Fence Solutions — The vertical supports for the fence
  • Stretcher Bar — Attaching to the wire and pulling it with the skid steer

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going to drive a post in at an angle and we can do this with a wood post as well where we would Bridle that with heavy wire then tap it on down it stops this vertical post from moving with pipe we weld that a foot would be a small piece of material we would drill a hole drive it down in that would have a wire attached to it and then we would set that foot so with up pressure and you cut a duckbill on your foot the foot sets this way then you can attach it to your post and it also stops the uplift so this is called again a tie down a tie down okay my bad terminology lesson number one for you guys and for me I don't get it right every time right right check [Music] foreign

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