Portable Fencing
Strip grazing - for dairy cattle. For single wire use, either metal pigtail posts
(19-196)
or poly posts,
either (19-197
or
19-297).
Strip grazing - for sheep.
Use poly posts, either
19-197
or
19-297.
Alternatively, consider a complete 3 reel system consisting of 3 wires for either
400 metres or 500 metres long. (19-199
or
19-200). |
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Temporary Fencing
Fences that are moved once or twice per year. For corners and fence ends, use either
wooden posts with insulators, typically
15-129,
or metal mounting stands with reels for the fence end,
19-192B
or similar, and metal termination posts,
19-193
for corners. |
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Permanent Fencing
For a very cost effective system on long, multi-wire fences use softwood posts
for strainers and line posts together with insulators. When using high tensile
steel wire always use high specification line insulators such as
15-124
and
16-122
for strainers and corners. |
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Corner Posts
Corner posts and strainers should be very firmly installed and be typically as far
in the ground as the top wire is high with breast logs or brace bars for maximum
stability. |