Choosing posts that last, and the hardware that holds it together.
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Have you ever wondered about the proper spacing for your line posts? Or what length your corner posts should be? Maybe even what type of post you should use? Although the answers will be slightly different for every situation, here are our post spacing recommendations for the various types of posts we sell.
Yes, it is true not all wood posts are the same. Different species of wood will last longer than others and some are better to use if you are hydraulically driving a post vs hand setting a post. By learning the differences you will be able to choose the best wood post for your needs.
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In part one of this blog series we discussed how species, location of growth, knots, types of wood in the post, and form can help you determine what posts will work the best for your project.
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In this final part of the "Know Before You Buy" series, we will be showing you how your fence plans will help you decide which posts to purchase.
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My task here is to briefly explain the actual usage and installation procedures of PasturePro Posts. The PasturePro Post is intended to be used as a line post for electric fencing. So what does that mean? First, disregard all the posts you have used in the past. Below are some thoughts to help open your mind about line posts for
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In this world full of choices, sometimes too many options is worse than none at all. Kencove offers a large selection of insulators, which can be overwhelming at times.
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Sometimes projects on the farm get a bit bigger than one can handle, modular gates help make big projects a little more manageable. These gates come broken down into multiple pieces prepackaged into a box, this allows for easier transport between shipping and handling.
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