Greg Judy likes electric fence posts that require no paint or drilling

Timeless fence posts are easy to install and maintenance free. No holes to drill and no painting with a 20 year warranty!! Go to greenpasturesfarm.net for more info on grazing.
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[@hxFubar]

I'd like to see what kind of termination or corners you are doing with those and also what kind of gates you like with those kind of fences. Thanks for another quick video.

[@savageairsoft9259]

Great posts! Greg sent me

[@kennethheern4896]

I’m picking up 250 5 1/2’ , 1 3/4” timeless post today. Going get rid of as many steel post as possible. Won’t be able to run the wire through the holes, since the fence is already built. Will be nice not to replace insulators every times deer runs through it.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

Your going to love your Timeless Posts!

[@jeffery19677]

Yes. How about a series on fencing to go along with your other fencing videos? Perhaps make a fencing playlist?

[@BigRigRich]

Do you have to worry about the vegetation growing up and touching the electric fence wire?.

[@PierceWellnessCenter]

I purchased 150 1.5" Timeless Posts to run a single high tensile wire but sadly found that my soil is too rocky to drive the posts into. I tried a powerhead with a 2" auger bit but that also was unsuccessful at drilling a post hole past 12". Any suggestions? I'm thinking of using offset insulators on the existing steel Tposts as my only option but remember you recommend against such. HELP!!

[@riftsawn933]

Are these used in lieu of wooden posts in a high tensile fence system or as spacers between posts? If they are used as spacers, what spacing do you use between wooden posts?

[@solarpoweredfarm8813]

You can use as both ways but pretty sure these are used as posts in this fence.

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

These are the posts themselves for building Hi-tensile electric fence. They are very durable and will not rot like wood posts. No insulators required either.

[@solarpoweredfarm8813]

@@gregjudyregenerativerancher hoping to find some here in New Zealand for my stream side that is prone to flooding.

[@bradmoore2812]

@@solarpoweredfarm8813 we have a distributor in New Zealand, Taragate, who makes the reels that Greg Judy prefers. Contact Kerry Powell at 0064-7843-3859.

[@travisellis4345]

Do you prefer these posts or your fiberglass post?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

I like them both. The fiberglass posts are more rigid and flex less than the Timeless posts. Both work great and each has their advantages.

[@YourLandManCraig]

How do these compare to the round fiberglass posts you did the video on 3-4 months ago? Thanks!

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

There is no painting or hole drilling required with these fence posts.

[@Velacreations]

How often do you space these, 30 ft?

[@gregjudyregenerativerancher]

On flat ground we space them 35 feet apart