Greenedge Fencing System

[VLS_GUY]

Lloyd Quantz in Sundre, Alberta has developed a one pass fencing system using high tensile wire, a proprietary brace deign, and custom developed machinery to automate fencing Using this system would allow one man to fence miles in a day. Check it out at: http://greenedges.com/index.html

 

[Justin]

what do you suppose that outfit would cost? might have to sell the land to pay the machine and the material. :? :wink:

 

[jodywy]

wondering how many neighbors wanted to go in for one

 

[Northern Rancher]

I got a quote from him once only have to go through 4300 e-mails to find it-kind of a wal;k down memory lane.

 

[Justin]

I got a quote from him once only have to go through 4300 e-mails to find it-kind of a wal;k down memory lane.

you better get started then. :wink:

 

[Northern Rancher]

In 2005 it was $1.33 foot 8 foot posts with 22 foot spacings and seven wires-not really that far out of line when it's all said and done.

 

[balestabber]

i guess i'm just not sold on corporate farming,corporate ranching,or corporate fencing.I kind of like the pics of the old school way and still believe in maintaince!but thats interesting and i find the new technology
sometimes as a mystery to the future.good luck fencing

 

[Northern Rancher]

Lloyd is a pretty sharp cookie he used to be general manager of the Canadian Charolais association back in the glory days.

 

[VLS_GUY]

My way of thinking is that would be a big saving on labor and the job would get done faster. The video clip is interesting to watch particularly drilling the posts.
I think to use one would mean renting it for the period needed I know thats the only way I could afford to use it.
Lloyd also brought the first computer ever used by a breed association-any where. I think it was a mini VAX. So if you do not like computerized cattle records blame Lloyd and the CCA.

 

[BlackCattleRancher]

now if he could do it with hedge posts he'd have something. Around here those posts would be rotted and breaking off in 10 years.

 

[jodywy]

now if he could do it with hedge posts he'd have something. Around here those posts would be rotted and breaking off in 10 years.

put a point on them looks like it would push them in , don't know if you need differint drill bits?

 

[leanin' H]

I'd take one if it dispensed TNT sticks to make holes for cedar posts or railroad ties. :wink: