Fencing - the Tracked Post-Driver.

[@dansneyd4646]

excellent stuff Alan. after we purchased a post knocker I realised it is real tradesmens job, to put up a decent looking fence takes a lot of practice!

[@balmesh]

You're dead right, Dan. Doing it is one thing. Doing it RIGHT is quite another!

[@jamesmooreism]

cool machines nice video lad. weve a new behind the tractor post driver we do about 500-800 posts a year, we also do post and rail fencing around a house etc!!

[@balmesh]

Thanks very much. Interesting job.

[@TechnoMoffat]

Now that is a great piece of kit. Nice one Alan.

[@balmesh]

Thank you, Tim. that's what I thought - and to see TWO of them.!!!

[@TheStephengthompson]

Superb Alan , modern machines make the difference big time and I wonder how my late Fathers Unle managed doing the same on his farm at Little Asby .

[@balmesh]

Thank you, Steve. I think the old timers managed by cutting some corners (the posts don't HAVE to be dead upright) and often they knew nothing of "leisure". My wife's grandfather was a farmer and never had a holiday in his life - and didn't want one!

[@erdemir5641]

@@balmesh How would they drive posts in back then though? Can you get the same rigidity on straining posts by digging holes instead of driving them in?

[@MrPaul1f]

That bryce is a a seriously slick machine, as is the operator. The only sad thing is that with those not being creosted posts, all that effort and investment will be required again in less than 10 years. I absoloutely won't use anything other than creosote treated or sweet chestnut posts.

[@balmesh]

Trouble is that just soaking them in creosote doesn't do the trick. You have to pressure-inject the preservative - and that costs! So I am told.

[@rollformingbrotherunion4091]

perfect

[@balmesh]

Many thanks!

[@prodriver12345]

interesting to see different ways of fencing. i do it completely different!

[@balmesh]

We all have different ways :)

[@robarthur7907]

+balmesh nice video and a cracking post driver you can't beat Bryce machines

[@prodriver12345]

Rob Arthur For hitting power they are brilliant. But for getting into tight spaces and manouverability the protech machines are class.

[@alexanderyounger7638]

nice video we had one of these working at our farm today is the road the one Metcalfe put in or was it a different farm

[@balmesh]

Thanks Alex. Yes, Metcalfes were still there, yesterday.

[@fireblaster9961]

Dam the poweeeeeer

[@balmesh]

Cheers!

[@thill2570]

Where can I buy these machines

[@BeytekinConstructionMachinery]

Built he a tank defense system??? Hehehe

[@balmesh]

:)

[@dandonohill]

Bryce stole all their designs from Vector in Ireland,it went to court.

[@balmesh]

If you say so.