STAY-TUFF FENCES ARE DIFFERENT
Even if you have experience building other types of fences, our system may be a little different than the methods you've used before. We think you'll find it worth your while to read through our fence building tutorial. We provide complete instructions and photographs as we walk you through the process.
Remember, your Stay-Tuff fence is not a traditional farm fence that you can expect to replace in five to ten years. It is a high-tensile, heavily galvanized, highly-tensioned fence that will last for 25 years.
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Download owner Bill Daugherty's articles and fence seminar in pdf form. We also have downloadable pdf design tools, and examples of brace designs. And check out our demonstration on staple pulling.
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Planning your fence thoroughly is the easiest way to ensure that your fencing project goes as smoothy and economically as possible.
Having the right tools makes fence building easier and faster. We recommend using two stretcher bars and pulling the wire to the center. Splicing is much easier using a multi-crimp tool and sleeves.
Clear the fence line. Set the end posts. Pull a guide wire between the end posts. Set the 2nd end brace post. Set the line posts
Set the brace pins into the post. Put the brace wire around the brace. Attach an in-line strainer to the brace wire. Tighten the brace wire.
See our pre-stripped fence roll. We show you the recommended Hi-Tensile knot you should use.
Tension the fence wire by pulling it to the center of the fence using stretcher bars and stretcher bar pullers.
Splice the fence using a fencing tool and crimp sleeves.
Staple the fence wire to the fence posts. Attach post clips.
Your new Stay-Tuff Fixed Knot fence is ready for action.
USEFUL TIPSPlenty of handy information to make your fence-building experience as smooth and easy as possible.
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