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<blockquote data-quote="cjk" data-source="post: 756255" data-attributes="member: 14172"><p>Any suggestions on a source for the fiberglass/pvc line posts? What about using the pig tail posts or the 3/8 fiberglass posts for line posts. Again, this would make it difficult to lift the wire up to allow access to the lane and for moving from one side of the lane to the other? </p><p></p><p>The reason I ask about using t-posts for ends is that I have a whole pile of them laying around, and no wooden posts. Besides, I can pound them in in less than a minute where I want them to be and don't have to dig or auger a hole for the wooden post. It was just a thought. I think a guy could get them to be as strong, or stronger of a pull at 35" off the ground than a wooden post standing solo. It seems that you could tie off to them similar to a wood post with a donut fiberglass insulator. Just thinking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="cjk, post: 756255, member: 14172"] Any suggestions on a source for the fiberglass/pvc line posts? What about using the pig tail posts or the 3/8 fiberglass posts for line posts. Again, this would make it difficult to lift the wire up to allow access to the lane and for moving from one side of the lane to the other? The reason I ask about using t-posts for ends is that I have a whole pile of them laying around, and no wooden posts. Besides, I can pound them in in less than a minute where I want them to be and don't have to dig or auger a hole for the wooden post. It was just a thought. I think a guy could get them to be as strong, or stronger of a pull at 35" off the ground than a wooden post standing solo. It seems that you could tie off to them similar to a wood post with a donut fiberglass insulator. Just thinking. [/QUOTE]
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