Ingenious, brilliant machine . Hats off to the gentleman. I agree , the chain is his straight vertical. Astounding . 👍🇬🇧 When I think of the hours , days , in all weather's with a post rammer , rolls of wire , pouch of staples , and a claw hammer and bar . Sigh .
Chain moves too much to use for plumb line. He uses the barbed strands to get the post kinda straight, but he's not trying to be perfect. The chain is simply a general depth gauge for the post. This outfit is for crude function to hold livestock. He's not concerned with aesthetic appeal.
@@otis6791 aesthetic appeal is for gardens and pedants , I once had a job putting four and a half miles of fence around a golf course , you could see the greenkeeper with his bubble every so often in the distance . Nightmare job that was . Strange how it went over estimate .
Not just the fact that it tensions the wire as it goes, but the fact that the free hanging chain tells the depth/height of the post. The simple things are always the most genius.!
He ain't building a piano folks. Its gonna be buried in snow drifts and the cattle are gonna scratch their asses on it. Looks good enough, only 6 miles to go. This man is a legend!
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If hes doing it professionally though he should run a tight guide string line from brace ends and pound them in. Not saying it doesn't work or wont. I wouldn't be snaggle toothing those posts in like that for a customer.
Great machine. I see the brakes on the rollers that tighten as you go. I would use longer posts just because cows will push on anything. But way faster than digging them all first!
Someone's always got something to say negative but I think that's awesome. There's people that think "simple folks" ain't smart. Only if they knew the truth. They call "simple folks" every time something they have breaks down. Great machine and great job operating it 👏 👍 💪 🙌 👌
Works great in open country. Much of Dad's old place was wooded and brushy. You'd need a dozer to go along with this, and some of that hilly stuff would still be "hand" and "hike."
Did commercial fence job in NE Sandhills, this would have been a godsend! Still would have to put deadmen (2' pieces of post buried sideways and 2-3' deep with wire running up to and wrapping all 4 wires) if you didn't you could tension at the H braces and pull 10-20 posts right out of the ground. Yes actually suspended on the wire...
Anyone who has actually put up a fence with multiple strand barbed wire knows that if you really hate someone, trick or lure them into laying or mending some fence line. It’s one of the hardest jobs on a ranch or farm there is. It sucks so bad it will make an honest man out of you by the time your done. What this man made here is an engineering marvel for everyone who knows the pain of laying some fence line.
Brilliant machine. I'd really like to see you be able to get those controls out so you don't have to stand in that crush area between the posts and tractor.
I was 12 and helped my friends family fence a 6 acre ranch. 5 strands of barb wire. Posts drilled and pounded by hand. Was the hardest work i have ever done. But i was a kid i didn't know i was slave labor i thought (at first) it was "fun." Hands raw, cut to hell, sunburned, dehydrated, This almost gave me PTSD. LOL
I could of used this back when i was younger & working on farms with alot of pasture ground. Had to dig post holes by hand, one strand of wire at a time that had to be stretched before stapling it to the post. Dangerous work. If that wire broke, it would'nt be one of your better days. And most times i was by myself. But it had to be done. This would of saved a lot of time.
Like the guy that made rehabbing Volkswagens Beetles after retiring from the Army in Central Texas. He had a job that a lot of people did not want and seemed to find a good way to do it. Too bad he has passed.
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Thats so cool, both of my grandfathers were country people, one had a 4000 acre cattle ranch, the other had a farm which grew crops like spuds, corn, etc. But fences back then, whew, one post at a time, the farmer or ranchers hired hands WERE the post hole digger, barb wire stringer do it all people. Fixing a fence, like a barb wire fence of my grandfathers who owned a farm, after a buffalo ran through it without even slowing down, is hard to do. These new machines are cool.
Wow. This is amazing. Is that really how they do fence post when I was a kid it took a hell of a long time. With the cedar posts every hole I dug had to be 36 in deep packed the soil. I got a quarter hole. And I was happy. But really can somebody honestly tell me if a regular person can hire someone to do fences these days like that?
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The ingenious thing I find about this is the chain, at first I was wondering what it was for but then figured out it's his sprit level. Brilliant.
And depth gauge.
@@farmerbill6855 Thanks for that, again brilliant.
@@farmerbill6855 i thought that also but I'm not sure he was looking at it
@@oldfart5063 I reckon he’s done so many posts he could put them in plumb in his sleep 😀
It's for post pulling lol
I know this guy. He's passed now but he's alot of fun to hangout with.
RIP Tim you always was one "crazy" guy !!!
What part of the world is this ?
It is a great idea
@@markocarroll9424 Saskatchewan/Montana border. He's a Canadian rancher !
@@benjaminpbarrett7607 thanks
Thanks that guy seems awesome RIP God rest his soul in Jesus name I pray amen 🙏
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A man who knows what he is doing. Great work.
Ingenious, brilliant machine . Hats off to the gentleman. I agree , the chain is his straight vertical. Astounding . 👍🇬🇧
When I think of the hours , days , in all weather's with a post rammer , rolls of wire , pouch of staples , and a claw hammer and bar . Sigh .
Chain moves too much to use for plumb line. He uses the barbed strands to get the post kinda straight, but he's not trying to be perfect. The chain is simply a general depth gauge for the post. This outfit is for crude function to hold livestock. He's not concerned with aesthetic appeal.
@@otis6791 aesthetic appeal is for gardens and pedants , I once had a job putting four and a half miles of fence around a golf course , you could see the greenkeeper with his bubble every so often in the distance . Nightmare job that was . Strange how it went over estimate .
Now I've seen everything, that is so awesome. No post hole diggers, no stringing each strand by hand.
Not just the fact that it tensions the wire as it goes, but the fact that the free hanging chain tells the depth/height of the post.
The simple things are always the most genius.!
He's just an old retired man.
Best fencer I've ever seen 10 out of 10 for you great machine
I needed this tool back when I put in 900 LF of field Fence. 18 years ago> Thanks for the Video.
He ain't building a piano folks. Its gonna be buried in snow drifts and the cattle are gonna scratch their asses on it. Looks good enough, only 6 miles to go. This man is a legend!
Laszlo Vass yes sir Russian and Chinese are watching or spying this technology..great man at work
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If hes doing it professionally though he should run a tight guide string line from brace ends and pound them in. Not saying it doesn't work or wont. I wouldn't be snaggle toothing those posts in like that for a customer.
The thought and engineering that went into the creation of this machine is amazing. Then the actual building of it shows extraordinary craftsmanship.
Looks like a seriously custom rig. That's pretty awesome
Have never seen one of these before. Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
Wish I had a machine like that growing up, fencing was hell when it comes to handmade.
Wow what a machine. And looks like it’s capable of going on some pretty rough terrain. The guys that invent this stuff amaze me.
You Sir, are a genius!
Kinda reminds me of the ending of the film Jeremiah johnston..... "and some say hes up there still"...great vid ...man obviosly knows what hes doing
Great man. Congrats on the hard work.
Great machine. I see the brakes on the rollers that tighten as you go. I would use longer posts just because cows will push on anything. But way faster than digging them all first!
Wow! That was pretty slick. I have made a lot of fence over the years and would loved to have had this system.
In my days back at the Acienda Ranch all by hand, starting in cutting the post from trees...Wow this is amazing....
. . .yes, and the blacksmith made the barbed wire . . .
Pretty dang AWSOME !!
I like the chain depth gage/plumb indicator.
Absolutely brilliant 😎
I see you have a disk brake system to prevent the barb wire from getting loose, I love it.
Wow! I don't live on a farm but this makes me want to buy one of things anyway. Nice!
iv gone mad about this guy and machine....rip....its brilliant
That is a very impressive rig.
Someone's always got something to say negative but I think that's awesome. There's people that think "simple folks" ain't smart. Only if they knew the truth. They call "simple folks" every time something they have breaks down. Great machine and great job operating it 👏 👍 💪 🙌 👌
Beautiful 👍🏼machine
Freaking awesome machine....
Works great in open country. Much of Dad's old place was wooded and brushy. You'd need a dozer to go along with this, and some of that hilly stuff would still be "hand" and "hike."
Now, that is pretty damn cool!
Hell yeah getting it done 💪 pappy you should of see the crew on the neighbors fence a bunch slackers
I wish I had one of those.... I love machines
This is the BESTTTTT machine for fences ever.
I wish we had one of those when I was growing up life would have been a lot easier
That's for sure, Hell I'd like to have one now
Now this guy is a Pro! Impressive!
that is a great set up
Did commercial fence job in NE Sandhills, this would have been a godsend! Still would have to put deadmen (2' pieces of post buried sideways and 2-3' deep with wire running up to and wrapping all 4 wires) if you didn't you could tension at the H braces and pull 10-20 posts right out of the ground. Yes actually suspended on the wire...
Man that's the coolest thing ever wished we had one of those.
This is where the saying says don't work hard work smart
Very innovative, how good is this??..., well done sir.
Things sure have changed over the years.
THAT's the best HALF ASS fence I've seen !!!!! Wire is loose.........looks like a WINO with a Hangover built it !
Looks good..
Looks like you come up with that yourself bad ass man
Very clever
I see the fencing experts have gathered in the comments section. Didn't know there are that many.
Some of them just learned
Lots of us out there, I don't install much farm fence though just clicked because that is one slick unit .
Anyone who has actually put up a fence with multiple strand barbed wire knows that if you really hate someone, trick or lure them into laying or mending some fence line. It’s one of the hardest jobs on a ranch or farm there is. It sucks so bad it will make an honest man out of you by the time your done. What this man made here is an engineering marvel for everyone who knows the pain of laying some fence line.
Man, I sure like that.
Wowzers… I love that machine…. Very creative.... goooooot joooooob!!!!
Now how cool is that!
very cool rig.
Pretty cool!
Far out thats an awsome setup 😀👍
Now that's just pretty slick.
Brilliant machine.
I'd really like to see you be able to get those controls out so you don't have to stand in that crush area between the posts and tractor.
This has to be the best deal since slice bread. I wish my dad had one of these when I was a boy.
Too late to have a happy childhood now
Fantastic idea! Very efficient!
yep ! use what cha got an make it work dam good ! i got a do it all my self, i was taught to work smarter 2 😎
Great video
Where was this when I was a teenager digging holds all day long. I still remember the calluses and hands hurting.
Laser steering for a couple grand or even a simple guide wire that was preset to indicate off of. Great machine though, wow
Was looking for the attachment on the back that spits out cows.
Never seen that before... pretty nifty.
Soo good, i love it from brazil goias state
Wow! Very innovative
Pretty Awesome!
Fabulous piece of equipment
Great concept but pretty temp type fence
But love what your doing I suppose it would obviously work with splits and star pickets to
I was 12 and helped my friends family fence a 6 acre ranch. 5 strands of barb wire. Posts drilled and pounded by hand. Was the hardest work i have ever done. But i was a kid i didn't know i was slave labor i thought (at first) it was "fun." Hands raw, cut to hell, sunburned, dehydrated, This almost gave me PTSD. LOL
Imagine 3 miles. I thought my family owning ostriches was an awesome idea. I enjoyed the pigs and cattle best.
Man wish I had one of those back in the day could have saved my hands some misery lol
That's awesome .
Not bad Grandpa Joe!!!
We have rock..
This is nice rig .
hard to argue with the boss
now that productivity.
Esta buena la maquinita mi amigo.
Shucks, that makes T-post look hard.
This is the best machine
Awesome 👏👍👍🎸🇮🇳🇮🇳
That’s genius 👏
Вот это прогрес ! Здорово🤗😊👍✌🖐
Awesome machine 👍
I could of used this back when i was younger & working on farms with alot of pasture ground. Had to dig post holes by hand, one strand of wire at a time that had to be stretched before stapling it to the post. Dangerous work. If that wire broke, it would'nt be one of your better days. And most times i was by myself. But it had to be done. This would of saved a lot of time.
an old boy would have told you to stand on the opposite side of the posts to the wire, when it goes twang, you are a lot safer
GENIUS!
Greetings from the LooseNatural farm in Andalusia Spain
miles of open lands, incredible. only in America. love it
Like the guy that made rehabbing Volkswagens Beetles after retiring from the Army in Central Texas. He had a job that a lot of people did not want and seemed to find a good way to do it. Too bad he has passed.
Quite a machine.
Comment section: "back in my day, we had to dig the holes with our teeth"
BOSS MAN you had dentures!? LUXURY! Back in my day we started young. Before teeth even grew! And no dentures..... Put up a mile or so before school. Aye we dreamed of having dentures. ..
@@brettcrook9362 stop ffs
Thats so cool, both of my grandfathers were country people, one had a 4000 acre cattle ranch, the other had a farm which grew crops like spuds, corn, etc. But fences back then, whew, one post at a time, the farmer or ranchers hired hands WERE the post hole digger, barb wire stringer do it all people. Fixing a fence, like a barb wire fence of my grandfathers who owned a farm, after a buffalo ran through it without even slowing down, is hard to do. These new machines are cool.
Many people still do it that way..
Looks awesome, my only concern would.be the depth of the posts.?
Amazing.
very nice my friend!
Great machine u made, it does look like someone fabricated this at home, Perfect
Yes we made it in our shop
Breaker style hitter, the wire tensioner is our own design
Bel Stone Fence You should make and sell them once you work out any kinks it has, it seems like a good machine.
That’s slick!
Thats cool as hell
Wow. This is amazing. Is that really how they do fence post when I was a kid it took a hell of a long time. With the cedar posts every hole I dug had to be 36 in deep packed the soil. I got a quarter hole. And I was happy. But really can somebody honestly tell me if a regular person can hire someone to do fences these days like that?
Farmer brown has it easy these days
I sledged them in as a teenager
Awesome
Mass produce them! They will sell. I’ve been in fence industry for 26 years never seen anything so fast and quality
You obviously never seen our Mexicans in Texas.
Youve never seen a wheatheart high and heavy hitter on a skid steer?
R.I.P Tim!