How to make the Best Netting Gate Ever| Full Instruction
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 พ.ค. 2024
- Making a steel Taranaki Gate
Cut List
Handle Part
Handle 200mm by 400mm 90 degree bend.
Flat bar (30mm wide x 75mm long x 6mm thick) X 2
Bottom 25mm pipe 75mm long
Main pipe 25mm pipe 910mm long
Brace 10mm bar 190mm long
Base
25mm pipe 90mm long
40mm pipe 50mm long
Catch
20 or 25mm pipe 90mm long
Washer 80mm outside, 40mm inside, 3 mm thick
Hinge end
25mm pipe 950mm long
25mm pipe x 50 long X 2
Spaces 10mm rod or similar 50mm long X 2
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Pretty high tech Taranaki gate Alistair. As somebody already mentioned just battens for uprights with No 8 wire loops for latches. Open and close with brute strength 😂. Thanks for the video and may the lamb prices increase 👍
Brilliant vid!
Slowly introducing nz and oz tecniques to my farm and have already cut my losses by 50% here in Sweden!
Good work. What have you implemented
That’s some job Alister thanks for sharing.
Bit similar but more elaborate than an Irish gate
Your Taranaki gate is absolutely the best looking and manufactured I have seen, I hope you are patient it for the kiwi's farming technology, oh plus for the American TH-cam people you require to download inches and feet, 😅😅.
It looked like it took you 10 years from start to finish to make that fancy South Island Taranaki gate keep up the good work 👍🏼 No farmers No food look forward to the next video.
Thank you so much 😀
Well I thought it was just number 8 and battons with a wire loop at each end to hold it on. This is alot better 😊
Same with me, my Dad had some just wire netting and loop at bottom and one pull back battern at top arrangement back in the 70s but this version is flash as Michael Jackson.
Absolutely another spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and you are doing such an amazing job .. great video upload and million thanks again ..
Wow fancy gates, ours were just primitive by comparison. Number 8 wire loops top and bottom, done. Mind you that was "way back when". Cheers mate. I was in Waikite Valley just north of Taupo working my guts of for very little on a Dairy farm. Your Farm brings back lots of memories.
I'd not seen them before coming here, but I think they have been around for about 50 years! So not a new concept 😊
Great video. Could you make one like this about cropping in the spring how you set up your drill how you prepare the paddock chose the seeds etc
Will cover this coming up
I appreciate the effort,cheers mate.
thanks for this great video
Really good video.
Great video. Buying an economy gate is not that expensive and much quicker to fit. Surely you would take into account the cost of your own labour? Keep up the good work.
Yep these are generally for areas where a square gate is hard to fit or the opening is long. IE blocking off laneways
Great job though mate.
Hi I like your video
Hi i like your video
Fancy, in my day we just used some fencing battens and some wire loops.
Flash as Michael Jackson.
Cant beat it.
Hi Alistair great informative video on making the Taranaki gate . But you need to look after your hearing I'm now paying the price for not doing it . Forgot to ask in last video with all that forestry going in are you going to rip it of get someone in to plant out by hand
We will get a crew into plant, too much for me,
@@kiwifarmernz oh swt thought you would my cousin does all the dozer work for a crew they did a big job in around Lake Coleridge area and doing all the work at Balmoral forest
Apparently,they made "Taranaki" gates in Wales,about 300yrs ago 😂
I absolutely hate stick welding and I'm a boilermaker. Gasless mig is so much better and easier. I've had gal fever more times than I care to remember. Its the fever you get that lasts for the night and makes your life miserable but in the morning your right again. It sucks big time.
Bugger that gasless shit, worse than welding galv.
And I was a coded welder 😂
Stick with 31A's for that job.
@@stephendickson9000 I do agree with you mate there is times when you should only use stick but for galv farm gates I'd just use gasless 0.9mm wire. I've always got a spool in my small uni mig works a treat.
Hello Allan Australian what stop the cows rubing head on the handle taranaki gate opening it😊
If I have cattle there I usually have a hot wire over the gate
Another good video
Looking quite green compared to the rest of North canterbury
Did you have to get consent to plant the trees?
Will the whole block get planted including the thick gorse and scrub parts?
Cheers
We have had some good rain so are sitting well. Yes had to get the ok from council. We will plant the whole lot. Maybe not this year tho.
How hard was it to get the consent? Cheers
@@user-dg3ce4hp6n not to hard. Our neighbour has sna and area of outstanding natural beauty and he got consent to plant so it can't be too hard in Canterbury