Screwed up last night

M-5":1qx3miq0 said:
dun":1qx3miq0 said:
I cut a patch of new material bigger then the hole then put it over it and use the tag ends to twist around the old stuff and the torn stuff twisted to the patch. Only have a little bit of hogwire and it's 75 years old and so grown up with trees/brush that it's hard to get to much of it. If it's a big hole I put a cattle panel over it. and twist the old fence to it.

I also do as dun does sometimes. I have also taken a pallet and stood over hole and stapled the broken pieces to it. If its an oak pallet and you raise it off the ground you can get 10 15 yrs out of that patch

I reckon that,'ll turn em. But I bet they ain't to proud.
Somebody round here uses a rather vulgar and racist term for that kinda stuff. :cowboy: ;-)
 
fenceman":183epb7s said:
M-5":183epb7s said:
dun":183epb7s said:
I cut a patch of new material bigger then the hole then put it over it and use the tag ends to twist around the old stuff and the torn stuff twisted to the patch. Only have a little bit of hogwire and it's 75 years old and so grown up with trees/brush that it's hard to get to much of it. If it's a big hole I put a cattle panel over it. and twist the old fence to it.

I also do as dun does sometimes. I have also taken a pallet and stood over hole and stapled the broken pieces to it. If its an oak pallet and you raise it off the ground you can get 10 15 yrs out of that patch

I reckon that,'ll turn em. But I bet they ain't to proud.
Somebody round here uses a rather vulgar and racist term for that kinda stuff. :cowboy: ;-)
Ya gotta do what ya gotta do some times. If the fella complaining about how I fixed it would have been there helping me he'd have a right to say something. I tend to use a vulgar comment when its criticized.
 

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