Dixieangus
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All of the wire is already done do i nead to take it all down and put new up or unwrap the wire from insulators and put in those spring winches or just leave it
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A clean tight fence is for the rancher. A cow will go through anything no matter how tight and clean it is if its head doesn't tell it not to - similarly if its head is telling it not to, it doesn't matter what it looks like.
That said, I sure like the look of a clean tight fence and use the strainers and wrench previously pictured. A tight fence can also help keep the ground wires from touching the hot wires and discharging the whole system.
That said, I sure like the look of a clean tight fence and use the strainers and wrench previously pictured. A tight fence can also help keep the ground wires from touching the hot wires and discharging the whole system.
Workinonit Farm
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Dixieangus":341289kq said:
I'd do as dun said, just leave it but watch for any problems in the future. There's no sense in taking it down now, that would be a whole lot of fuss since you've already got it up.
In the future, if/as you run into problems, then just replace each wire as they need, and eventually you'll have it up right.
Katherine
OLF
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I like to use the in-line strainers. No need to cut the wire. Just slide the strainer on the line and spin to tighten. It's also easy to loosen and tighten later.
OLF":1f8490d5 said:
I like to use the in-line strainers. No need to cut the wire. Just slide the strainer on the line and spin to tighten. It's also easy to loosen and tighten later.
Those are what I use.
