New Fence

[anojones]

I've been working on fence to define the yard and keep in the dogs, took some tractor time and resulted in a new PHD. This first picture is digging the post holes with the JD 3320.

 

[anojones]

Here the posts are being set- that little yellow thing is a level for setting posts- best $5 I've spent in a long time.

 

[anojones]

I attatched the 2X4 welded wire using this tool- it ain't cheap but it sure beat hammering in fence staples. It has a battery that sparks a aerosolized fuel cylinder to fire 16 gauge galvanized staples. It worked really well.

 

[anojones]

Here's the post, rail and wire with the post tops still running randomly.

 

[anojones]

And the finished product.

 

[dooleysm]

Beautiful fence. What type of wood is that, cedar? Is it treated or painted or just bare?

 

[anojones]

It's the new treated lumber- which looks pretty nice and is left as is. I have a few of the posts that have been in the ground for other reasons and it seems to hold up pretty well. The stuff is extra green- which makes it heavy but hopefully heavy duty as well.

Aaron

 

[GabeTX]

Nice! Top rail looks nice and smooth, even on the slope.

My forearms and wrists would've killed for that automatic staple gun a couple days ago. /forums/images/graemlins/smile.gif

 

[buckle97]

Great looking fence!

Lawrence

 

[primetime1]

Very nice fence. What size auger did you use for the post holes? I have not used a PHD before but am considering one for my own project. Did you set the posts in concrete?