Storing T-posts-ideas?

[ustmd]

We have about 100 extra 6 ft T-posts leaning up against the wall in the shed--not very accessible, not very safe. I am looking for another method of stacking/storing. Any suggestions/pictures?

 

[joshuabardwell]

http://banksmachineeng.com/yahoo_site_admin/assets/images/HPIM2620.26110009.JPG

Here's how I would do it. Something like that.

 

[salopez]

you could just lay them on the ground?

 

[woody]

my spares are laying under one of the storage sheds

 

[Reyer Farms]

Take 4 and make a crotch ( maybe a sawbuck if that is a better picture) and lay the post in it. Make as many as needed. They are off the ground and easy to get. You can also store at my house in a straight line 10' apart.

 

[AchingBack]

If you have some field fencing, say enough to form an appropriate size circle; store the posts in there with the plate ends up. Surely you could fit all of them in a 6' diameter circle.

 

[Pete Judd]

They get stolen all the time around here for the steel. Make sure that they can't be seen from the road.

 

[bcp]

Four slotted pier blocks, two 2x4's, then lay them across.

Bruce

 

[buckeyefarmer]

Can store them in the ground at my place.

 

[Western]

That many would fit nice into a 55 gal. steel drum (with a couple of drain holes)

 

[hosspuller]

Bundle them with wire. Coat hangers work well. Keep the number of posts per bundle within your handling ability. Lay them on a pallet. Keep them dry.