hman0217
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Hello friends
I am wrapping up putting the posts in for our shy quarter acre of grazing and forage area and am.starting to plan out the bracing.
I understand h bracing and gate bracing but, due to hitting rock ledge in one case and operator error on the other I have two areas where the fence 'swerves' as shown in the picture and am unsure how to brace them.
I imagine NOT bracing these areas would result in posts H, I, U and possibly V moving over time. But how would I wire them? If I do an h brace around H-I-J, for example, i cant similarly make one on G-H-I because the wire from H to I would be oriented incorrectly. The same is true for bracing U-V-W and then figuring out T-U
Do I just add the horizontal cross members at T-U and G-H without wire and depend on the adjacent wire tension to do the job? Whats the conventional wisdom here?
Your input is appreciated
I am wrapping up putting the posts in for our shy quarter acre of grazing and forage area and am.starting to plan out the bracing.
I understand h bracing and gate bracing but, due to hitting rock ledge in one case and operator error on the other I have two areas where the fence 'swerves' as shown in the picture and am unsure how to brace them.
I imagine NOT bracing these areas would result in posts H, I, U and possibly V moving over time. But how would I wire them? If I do an h brace around H-I-J, for example, i cant similarly make one on G-H-I because the wire from H to I would be oriented incorrectly. The same is true for bracing U-V-W and then figuring out T-U
Do I just add the horizontal cross members at T-U and G-H without wire and depend on the adjacent wire tension to do the job? Whats the conventional wisdom here?
Your input is appreciated