Pipe Wrench Steadies Smaller Fence Posts
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Rudolph Lehmann uses a big 36-in. long pipe wrench to steady small wooden fence posts as he hammers staples into them. He just clamps the pipe wrench onto the top of the post and lets it hang there until he’s done driving in the staple.
“I use this idea whenever I’m fixing fence. It’s more difficult to drive a staple into a bouncing post, and the staple bends more. The weight of the pipe wrench makes the post a little more solid and keeps it from bouncing back as much as I hammer staples into it,” says the Rocky Mountain House, Alta., cow calf operator. “The posts I use are 3 to 4 in. in diameter. If you have bigger posts you might not need the extra support.”
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Rudolph Lehmann, RR 1, P.O. Box 2, Site 12, Rocky Mountain House, Alta., Canada T4T 2A1 (ph 403 729-2388).
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Pipe Wrench Steadies Smaller Fence Posts FENCING Miscellaneous Rudolph Lehmann uses a big 36-in long pipe wrench to steady small wooden fence posts as he hammers staples into them He just clamps the pipe wrench onto the top of the post and lets it hang there until he’s done driving in the staple “I use this idea whenever I’m fixing fence It’s more difficult to drive a staple into a bouncing post and the staple bends more The weight of the pipe wrench makes the post a little more solid and keeps it from bouncing back as much as I hammer staples into it ” says the Rocky Mountain House Alta cow calf operator “The posts I use are 3 to 4 in in diameter If you have bigger posts you might not need the extra support ” Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Rudolph Lehmann RR 1 P O Box 2 Site 12 Rocky Mountain House Alta Canada T4T 2A1 ph 403 729-2388
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