Wood HT post

[M-5]

On the piece of property I am working on has HT on 90% and I plan to finish the rest with HT . My question is where can you get the wood post with the predrilled holes that were used when this system was installed about 15 years ago. It is 4 wire and it is #1wire hot #2 wire ground #3 wire hot #4 wire ground. the wires are attached to the post with a piece of wire or large cotter pin . My brother installed it about 15yrs ago . That was the same system they had at the university beef unit.

 

[callmefence]

I'm gonna throw something up to try to look helpful.http://cameofencing.com/mule-posts/

But I honestly have no clue. Like to see a picture when you get a chance

 

[M-5]

I get some this evening . There are no insulators on the post. IIRC the post is some special wood , All I remember is he called it new Zealand HT fence. Everything else I've seen since then has been installed with t post and insulators . My google has turned up nada

 

[Supa Dexta]

Gallagher used to call it insultimber. Not sure they still carry it though?

 

[M-5]

That's it , Thank YOU>>>>

 

[M-5]

http://www.lesserknowntimberspecies.com ... b43a4cf996

 

[hurleyjd]

http://www.lesserknowntimberspecies.com/cases/item/47?PHPSESSID=56b9a2dddc31bc673b9010b43a4cf996

I have used these post and really like them. If they are used you will have to use a 1.125 ships auger to drill pilot holes.

http://www.plastic-innovation.com/

 

[M-5]

I like the thought of the plastic t-post but the design is terrible. If I have to drill all the holes to be able to attach a wire tie I might as well buy 5' tpost and insulators. I was digging thru the barn this weekend and found about 25 or 30 of the wood post. On the post that have rotted off at ground level I am looking for something Non conductive to attach to the bottom to be able to continue to use them.