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Repair/Extend Temporary Fence (Edging)

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If the polybraid wire is too short, an additional section can be easily added. The video demonstrates how to splice two pieces of polybraid together using a simple granny knot. This quick repair ensures that the temporary 'landscape edging' can be extended to adequately enclose the desired grazing area.

Goal: Extend the polybraid fence by splicing two sections together with a simple granny knot if the initial length is insufficient to enclose the new grazing area.

Tools and materials

  • Polybraid Wire

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on your wires so we're about 10 feet short we're gonna have to splice in another little piece of wire right here so since we ran out of wire here's what we do it's just this simple uh for splicing this poly wire or poly braid it's not poly wire it's tougher than poly wire it's tougher than the stuff that you get at your local farm store but all we do step on over this way miss stoney ridge all we do is take two together and just tie a simple knot a granny knot you guys tell me what kind of knot that is but that's it that's how we splice it together and now this one is spliced to the end look at this pile going here i put an extra bit on it because we're going to be moving this around just a little bit so i put an extra 60 feet or so so we've spliced onto the end that runs that way now we're going to splice onto the end it runs through our reel just like so very very simple now i've got to reel in the access that i just made a boo-boo on so i'll take my foot give it a little tension right here and just reel it all in now we back in business but don't leave your knife on the ground how many knives have i lost out here at least three knives while working but at least they're not

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