How Quickly Can We Build a Horse Fence for Our Parents?

[@tinareaume7484]

Very nice! I used to be a fencing crew for a not so nice guy and we dug all the post holes. It looks like that pounder is the ticket. I'm just wondering about how it works with rocks. I put up about 160 feet of fence last year but we live where the river used to run. I gave up trying too dig the post holes and hired a couple of guys. Some of the rocks that came out of the ground were pretty big, a couple of feet across. Those two guys didn't speak English but by the time they were done they knew how to say "big rock".

[@wendy833]

They have the T-post options or 2-3" pipe options, too.

[@TangerineUnicornDesign]

Damn, you guys have all the toys. That pounder is awesome.

[@Kimba117]

Hi, just wondering...wouldn't it go a lot faster if the posts had a diagonal cut on the bottom end?

[@xjds2882]

D'autant plus que la pointe écarterait la terre et le poteau tiendra encore mieux

[@amandak6974]

It would, the post would be less likely to split as well

[@elsalearing5566]

Great job to all. Beautiful horse's ❤

[@Nena84734]

Another super nice job, really looking awesome guys!

[@joygood9811]

As usual great content. A wonderful family environment to be in, great to see your dad there helping out with your brothers. How many brothers are you? Merry Christmas from New Zealand

[@baseball4697]

Beautiful animals. Can see they are well cared for.

[@fredromanski5737]

Awesome. The power of Brothers.

[@johnmichaelmorrow1589]

When I used to put posts in we used a gas hand auger and 8” diameter posts, then filled in the dirt, sledgehammered the ground, and leveled the post. We installed 6 gauge steel fencing… yes 6 gauge, it wasn’t delivered in a roll but already cut into 4’x16’ sections. I doubt a truck could break through the fence once it was completed. We asked why the client wanted such a beefy fence, and the homeowner said it was due to several conspiracy theories. It was good money though:)

[@woody5109]

The pounder, like an auger, is great, in the right soil conditions, add rock to the equation, and no go.

[@SeluLeota]

I love to watch you guys video when you guys working❤👷👷👷👷

[@Wheel_Horse]

Amazing to me that you are able to pound flat bottom posts into the ground without digging at all. Must be really soft ground.

[@jackfntwist]

I think the pointy end is supposed to go into the ground, not the flat part, but seems like they got it to go in. Wouldn't work at my house.

[@amandak6974]

It looks great but some advice for future reference, next time cut the posts into a point to make it easier to go into the ground and the posts are less likely to split

[@pascalchavanon1930]

I love your videos . Keep it coming 👍😎🇫🇷

[@Sutarjo_Art]

Saya sangat tertarik, kerja cerdas...👍👍👍🇮🇩👍👍

[@TK-76054]

Damn, you guys are purdy!

[@krzysiek8213]

You do a great job, I'm impressed. Didn't your ancestors come from Poland? Your last name sounds similar to Polish.

[@joemurray553]

paint or seal the tops of the posts or they will rot from the top down

[@jimmyrk3]

Post_Pounder is a great idea, but not from central Texas. There are too many large and hard rocks. A titanium pointy post might be an option.

[@KarlPersson-pb2zj]

I know horses like to chew on stuff ,is there a safe preservative that you guys use on the fence?

[@randypalmatier5495]

Sound volume seems off?

[@jackfntwist]

Isn't the pointy end of the posts supposed to point down?

[@egemen007]

Óte jaqsy! 👍👍🇰🇿👍👍

[@woody5109]

Sharpen the bottom of the posts first 🙄

[@OR10777BE]

Too late now, but decent horse fencing has four rails so the horses can’t put a leg through.

[@TeresaBickford]

The constant movement of the camera makes its very hard to watch!

[@hannibal2866]

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