What's the best way to put the Telegraph posts in the ground

[mendiplogs]

Hi all What's the best way to put the Telegraph posts in the ground JCB OR orger on tractor what's the best way it only cray ground thanks Jon

[Gray git]

Bid knocker but careful as we had 1 shatter hitting it too hard with a sumo knocker, quite stony ground mind.

[mendiplogs]

Bid knocker but careful as we had 1 shatter hitting it too hard with a sumo knocker, quite stony ground mind.

 

Hi Jon do you think they will in with a 360 thanks Jon

[eggsarascal]

Hi all What's the best way to put the Telegraph posts in the ground JCB OR orger on tractor what's the best way it only cray ground thanks Jon

 

Posts in the ground!? Thought it was going on a skid?

 

Or, you found a different bit of ground?

[mendiplogs]

Posts in the ground!? Thought it was going on a skid?

 

Or, you found a different bit of ground?

 

Hi EGGS THERES ALL WAYS ONE THIS FOR A FENCE WHAT GOOD A MOVING FENCE LET ME FT YOU NOW THANKS JON

[Treewolf]

I've always dug a hole, inserted the post, then backfilled, but then that's always been for DWA fences that extend 2m into the ground. Utility companies use a big auger, but if you don't have a big auger I'stick with the JCB and hole method.

[mendiplogs]

I've always dug a hole, inserted the post, then backfilled, but then that's always been for DWA fences that extend 2m into the ground. Utility companies use a big auger, but if you don't have a big auger I'stick with the JCB and hole method.

 

Hi mate thanks for that Jon

[mendiplogs]

Posts in the ground!? Thought it was going on a skid?

 

Or, you found a different bit of ground?

 

Hi EGGS other things mate thanks hens pen keep out that 🐆🐆🐆🐆fox when he comes around thanks Jon 👍😃👍😃

[csservices]

Augers only really work on a digger so you can push them down with the arm, unless the grounds fairly soft the ones on tractor arms will just sit spinning and not dig in.

[mendiplogs]

Augers only really work on a digger so you can push them down with the arm, unless the grounds fairly soft the ones on tractor arms will just sit spinning and not dig in.

 

Hi mate JCB JOB then is it thanks Jon