The never ending fencing.

[slack ma girdle]

After the awfull weather of last week, sunshine. Just a short vid driving the Zetor out to the work site.

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tBN5qUfvsas]Out onto Stackpole head - YouTube[/ame]

[Matthew Storrs]

Thanks, enjoyed that, your dog is nuts!

I know that part of the coastline quite well, and untill very recently my uncle used to live in Stackpole- very nice part of the world although quite exposed!

Thats quite a job youv'e got on there, did the Zetor put the posts in?

[slack ma girdle]

Thanks, enjoyed that, your dog is nuts!

I know that part of the coastline quite well, and untill very recently my uncle used to live in Stackpole- very nice part of the world although quite exposed!

Thats quite a job youv'e got on there, did the Zetor put the posts in?

 

We ended using the knocker for the strainers and intermeadiates only. Because of the bendy nature of the fence posts and Chestnuts ability to split easily, and the difficultly of getting the tractor in to 50% of the fence line, all the fence posts were hit in by hand. I did try to source one of those vibrating post drivers to go on the end of a mini digger, but the costs were too high. We did a timed test run with 10 posts, it was 5 minutes quicker by hand.

Last 80 meters today, having notched up 2500m.

I am going to feel the warm embrace of Sweet lady cider tonight.

[elfinwood saws]

Excellent, bet you had a big smile on your face, sunshine, Zetor and a lovely view:001_cool:

[CGW Chestnut]

Looks good, the view and your fence! If you ever need any more chestnut, give us a call. We've got a good stock of stakes and straining posts and can arrange haulage.

[Stubby]

Good to appreciate were you live . So often we take things for granted . Thanks for the vid . Typical collie !!

[slack ma girdle]

Good to appreciate were you live . So often we take things for granted . Thanks for the vid . Typical collie !!

 

It normally takes until 3ish for Bob to slow down.