How to drive in a strainer and fit box assembly FV

[@titinhasan2672]

Goof👌

[@coen555]

I love the look of that post driver. But... The rest of this is ridiculous. Why sharpen a back up post (especially in ground that soft) when the strainer wires want to force the back up post (second strainer?) into the ground. That will only lead to a lose box, and no body wants that. Why spend the time to sharpen and chisel out a hole for your strut when you could use two decking spikes (huge nails) and save a bunch of time (a short one gets half buried into the strainer post, the head going into a pre drilled hole in the strut post. Another goes through the back up (pre drilled) and is hammered into the strut.) Also H-box kits are a waste of money when it's so easy to learn to wire a box in under 5 minutes. Ps. worth mentioning the strut post needs to be about 3m cus physics.

[@kevinhuddleston4219]

Coen hi the chisel out is done for NZ conditions wet most areas and also for side strength with in corner paddock pressure.

[@richardherbert9083]

@@kevinhuddleston4219 dont think they r in nz be uk

[@jimgardner9044]

Looks like Uk to me. Most strainers in uk are pointed before so called treatment. I know one gripple is not going to do a lot. In Shropshire, we would use three wraps of 2.5ht strained with a monkey and crimped. In NZ I would use three wraps of ht and then "twitch it tight using a 2x2 inch batton.