Is This The Best Horse Fence? Constructed and Tested

[@andrewsteele7663]

All in the name of science, bugger that demo was impressive. The fence appears to be quite attractive, so it would work as a front fence for a roadside property. And I could imagine it would be ideal for fencing leading into a cattle yard. Really impressive product. but I would hide the tension unit back somewhere out of sight. Cheers

[@FarmLearningTim]

Can tuck it in behind a post. I like science……

[@terrymoore3024]

I will always remember what this elderly farmer told me when I was helping him thump in some posts, no matter what the level says or the angle of the thumper is , always use your eye because that is what you and anyone else sees

[@stevo7166]

I don't know guys, I know you've demonstrated they're strong, but I'd be terrified of the PVC shattering in my face with a rammer! Great video and will be trying to source something like this in NZ. The straps and clips are an awesome idea!

[@FarmLearningTim]

If the posts still freak you out despite the evidence, then the clips will work on kiwi treated pine! Just try one run though I reckon. You’ll like them

[@jamesthefisherman832]

Gotta do square posts with a string line. Well I need to that is 👍🏼 Looks like an extremely good product

[@nicoledavidson8156]

What sort of screws work best with those posts? Timber or steel tips?

[@andreabond3501]

Great content thank you

[@boldingsutubes]

Are we talking a twenty year life cycle or more? Great vid TT!

[@FarmLearningTim]

I’m told more.

[@boldingsutubes]

@@FarmLearningTim Thank you, Tim. You are an incredible inspiration. Your enthusiasm, passion and knowledge are an incredible gift. Your Zen approach to farming puts you in rarified air.

[@michaelwilson9764]

I would have liked to see the post extraction. Does the post stand up well to being pulled out by a chain or is something extra needed? It seems like a good option for a horse paddock or small holding.

[@FarmLearningTim]

Two turns of a chain and pulled out with the loader easily. See strength test for toughness

[@davidholmes3323]

I did notice Ted did not get his ute bogged.

[@FarmLearningTim]

Hmmm

[@hazzabonanza777]

Price comparison ?

[@ZaraMacKinnon]

Think I stick with wooden posts a slow way of doing it

[@coevicman3685]

Valtra Tractor the best... try twintrac. These posts where do I buy them?

[@FarmLearningTim]

Any whites rural stockists.

[@chrisbeer5969]

Added bonus of a 30 year warranty too. Brilliant product!