Choosing a power auger
Living the Country Life Radio Program
One of the most time-consuming and back-breaking parts of building a fence is digging the post holes. A power auger can make quick work of this task, and also comes in handy for planting trees and shrubs. They're available in one-or two-person models, or as attachments for your tractor or skid steer. Listen to today's program for tips on buying an auger, and how much you should expect to spend.
Radio interview source: Norm Cotrona, product specialist, Alta Power Corporation
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Safety with post hole diggers: It's extremely important to read and follow all directions when using an auger. Here are some tips to stay safe.
Fencing tips and tricks: Fences can be both practical and attractive. Learn about different types of fence, and which is best for you.
Helpful fencing tools: As with any job, fencing is much easier when you have the proper tools.
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tkurelja4110601 wrote:
I have seen many pictures of rustic split rail fences. There is an upright post and then split rails are stacked on each other making a zig zag old fashioned fence. For the life of me , I cannot figure how to make all those rails. I have cut some small trees and used them but I would like to mark as much of my property boundary as possible. I would be happy to run the fence at least along the town road aprox.1400ft and then just make a corner. And help would be greatly appreciated.
4/17/2008 10:41 AM CDT
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