Doing it with a tractor is the way to go, for mesh fences anyway. Use a chain on the bucket to pull up the steel posts, lay the intact fence flat on the ground then push the mesh and wire into a bundle and scrunch it up with the bucket. Two blokes with a tractor, 650m by lunch time.
Later in the week started installing new fences at a large property on the Coolar Rd. Able to make really good time using Clipex Fencing: the plain wire, mesh, and barb just clicks into the star picket, nice.
Later in the week started installing new fences at a large property on the Coolar Rd. Able to make really good time using Clipex Fencing: the plain wire, mesh, and barb just clicks into the star picket, nice.
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| Push it up into a bundle. |
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| Then crunch it up. |
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| Was a machinery shed once? |
