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banjopkr
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Fencing with Wood vs Metal T posts
      03/06/07 08:50 PM
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Need your opinion/experience on fence post materials. The question is to use entierly metal t-posts, or a combo of treated peeler cores and t-posts.
We're in the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest. Fortunately very little rock (so far )
We're fencing for a horse. 48" no-climb with an electric strand on top.
What do you think?

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HorseBuddy
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Re: Fencing with Wood vs Metal T posts new [re: banjopkr]
      03/06/07 09:03 PM
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We have 5 horses. Our fences are all t-posts with braces at the corner. We use 3 strand electric tape and have had no problems. We can stretch the tape as tight as we need to. Don't know about the no-climb horse fence though. That may need to be stretched tighter.
Good Luck!

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jimbrown
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Re: Fencing with Wood vs Metal T posts new [re: banjopkr]
      03/07/07 08:52 AM
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I use wood post for corners and gates and t post for everything else. I H brace the corners and gates.

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LazyJ_Arabians
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Re: Fencing with Wood vs Metal T posts new [re: jimbrown]
      03/07/07 11:46 AM
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On top of what Jim said, I'd put a wooden H-brace every 100' of run, no-climb is heavy stuff and you can't correctly stretch much more than 100' at a time.

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