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 Fencing question
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01/27/17 05:03 PM
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ijohnston
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I am purchasing about 10 acres that is already fenced on 3 sides. I need to put up the final perimeter fence and have no clue how much I should expect to pay if I have someone do it. My question is if the lane is cleared about how much should I expect to payfor a 5 wire fence?
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Last edited by ijohnston; 01/27/17 05:04 PM.
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Re: Fencing question
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01/27/17 05:24 PM
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Probably ~$2.00-2.50 a foot
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Re: Fencing question
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01/27/17 05:48 PM
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Much will depend on several factors, $2-2.50 ft may do it if you already have the ends braced, land is a flat run, no "H" in the middle, or post every 100', your preference for T post weight and wire quality ectra. I'd budget $3-3.50 just to be on the safe side.
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Re: Fencing question
[Re: Western]
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01/27/17 06:28 PM
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Much will depend on several factors, $2-2.50 ft may do it if you already have the ends braced, land is a flat run, no "H" in the middle, or post every 100', your preference for T post weight and wire quality ectra. I'd budget $3-3.50 just to be on the safe side. ^^^^^^^^^ Agree it depends on variables. Ground conditions being one of them. Where I live (Deep East Texas) T-posts are easily driven and end bracing erected in holes dug with a tractor mounted auger. Where I grew up (in the hill country), the ground is little of top soil mixed with mostly limestone underneath it! Building a fence where I am now...is a breeze compared to that.
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