Hill fencing with Kinghitter Part 2. The steep part...
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ก.ย. 2024
- Starting on the steep part of the fence.
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Make me sad with warm weather. Sitting here with the stove going and it’s 25F outside. And that view. I know I say it every time but you got something amazing out there.
The view is something special.
Incredible effort Alistair! Whenever I find a random fence in the high country up a steep hill I am always amazed that someone could have done it. It’s incredible to see the effort that goes into it.
I think the same thing, the old timers were hard workers.
50 degrees, wow that's steep, guess you want to just do the job just once. Great weather, great video. Cheers.
You got that right!
That's a fantastic piece of equipment.
You're definitely becoming a good old fashion kiwi 🥝 celebrity mate,😊😊😊.
I dont know about that.
Hey Alistair check out Gundagai Lamb. A processor who is working with lamb producers to produce a quality product which they pay the farmers a premium price. Interesting and I immediately thought of you and how you were mulling over producing your own brand. Thanks for the video. You looked a bit buggered there in the video
Awesome work especially when your on your own
Thanks mate, it is harder on your own.
Mate, a Waratah ( Telopea speciosissima)i s a plant endemic to NSW where it is enshrined as the official floral emblem. It grows best in sandy soils and is made up from hundreds of tiny flowers. It grows to about 2-4 metres. Its not a piece of angle iron used as a temporary steel or iron fence post, which is called (in Australia) as angle iron!.
LoL call it what you want.....just joshing!
When you mentioned the running over the waratah I had a flash back to the 100s of tractor tyre's I repaired outside on the farms around lake Taupo, and yes amazing view's. 😊😊😊.
Awesome work that kinghitter is the dogs bollocks hey!
Some great views up top
Its a great machine
Welcome back and absolutely spectacular beautiful shooting filming footage compilation documentary countryside content video and I really appreciate and enjoy watching your lifestyle documentary video .. thanks again
Great work on the fencing. You will be happy when that is all done.
Grass still nice and green on the flats. Not like here in Marlborough. Had drought meeting today and the group are trying to convince the minister to declare a drought over a lot of Marlborough and tasman districts. The driest it has neen this early for many years.
I still remember repairing fences at Bananna. The fence wasnt bad but the owner tore my hands to shreads - helping me. I left that night with no transportation and a rubber cheque.
That’s a solid days work. Good on ya for fencing up the hill country hopefully you see an increase is the stocking rate there.
When it gets steep around here the fencing contractors back up or ring scum to do it lol
Great video Alastair nice work on the fencing 💪👌
3:45 Strewth ... didn't expect that post to go in , considering how rocky it looks
I was glad they all went in as well as they did.
Nice video 👌
what awful conditions to fence in we would start early and finish before the heat of the day however the boys would then wind up in the pub!
It's hard going but I have to try and fit it around stock work
I think as long as the job doesn't have too much time pressure on it you can break it down into manageable chunks and fit in around farm work. In a totally unrelated matter do you carry a locator beacon?.
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Savage work Alister …
Question: how long would you expect those strainers to last - like if the wind doesn’t blow them away like😂
(Looks like it would blow the milk out of your tea up there.)
They will defiantly out last me, especially in these dry conditions. Yea the wind can get bad up on the ridge tops.
Thanks , never looks as steep on film, 50 degrees is pretty steep, I suppose anything over that is by hand ? A lot of my boundary fence , where i have no choice to move it, is really fall down stupid steep, have been known to cut trees if close enough to where i want and just use them . My place is quite thick with trees.
That's handy to have trees nearby. Yea that's steep enough for me, so that's why I did the bottom of the line with steel posts.
what digging shovel is that? that you use for putting in the brace! i want one! is that the strainrite short one?
Yes it is. It works well.
How do you foot the strainers and angles?
With either a full or half waratah or star post, then no8 wire stapled to the post.
Did you watch Weather Watch, East Coast has a dry month ahead of us.
No i haven't but it sure is heading that way, just need some rain before things cool off in the Autumn.
Last 2 weeks my lambs have averaged £165/hd and £160....it’s nuts.
I just don’t get it with our economy the way it is.
Is your lamb trade any better?
Looks too hot and dry for fencing 😀
Store price has increased by 10 cents, so no real change yet.
what is your quad bike brand do you use
Can-Am
If you're not getting lowered down by another tractor it's not steep.
Thats where i use steel posts