Prefabricated Mesh Fence Features You Need to Know

Learn about the key features of prefabricated mesh farm fences in this informative video. Find out everything you need to know before installing one on your property!

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[andrewsteele]

Great video Tim, just what the local rural stores should be advising their customers. I have always been slightly frustrated by the guys/girls who come out to fill the ute. Mainly due to their lack of product knowledge. And you are usually left to work it out for yourself. 👍

[I_must_get_a_van]

Hi Tim, a very good instructional video as usual. Many thanks. Cheers Steve

[mano]

Thanks, Tim. love your videos
Please do more videos about hand tools and small machinery to use in small and medium farms

[geoffrees]

Thanks Tim. Good stuff. Keep up the good work.

[Gordon_L]

Thanks Tim, you're always very informative. One problem I've seen often with mesh fencing is the bottom row gets overgrown and eventually rusts, if it's fixed a bit higher then dogs, foxes etc. dig their way under .

[stuartnash]

I all ways used 8 x 9 x30 on my farm 600 mtr stains it hinge joint top barb and top and bottom plain wire the middle ties to the posts Done ks like that for sheep and cattle

[tonycortese]

Good morning Tim whats your preference hinged or stiff stay for sheep and goats without the threat of tree damage? Not holding you to it not telling you tubers this is the law, just what you would use at home. Thanks, Cheers Tony

[johnboyce]

I don't understand how x/90/30 became the default sheep fence in Australia.
So easy for lambs to get through and mature sheep can get their heads through allowing them to put a huge amount of pressure on the fence which is the beginning of the end .