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Re: test - jacketree - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 04:13 PM)Yvonne link Wrote:Mission accomplished

I approve this post.

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Re: test - Rally - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 04:51 PM)Kathy link Wrote:[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
[quote author=Yvonne link=topic=10601.msg97585#msg97585 date=1410281628]
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While I agree running a post pattern can be effective, I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?
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Hedge (or Osage orange) but you have to drive the nails in before the wood seasons or it's like driving a nail into iron. The posts last forever, though.
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Thanks, that was what I was looking for.  For the nails, stainless or brass?  And what for the stringers?

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Re: test - Bruce Wang - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 04:40 PM)ferrari link Wrote:I think it should be pinned.

No.  Classic hit.

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Re: test - CompSci87 - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 05:59 PM)ferrari link Wrote:[quote author=Kathy link=topic=10601.msg97706#msg97706 date=1410306714]
[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
[quote author=Yvonne link=topic=10601.msg97585#msg97585 date=1410281628]
post

While I agree running a post pattern can be effective, I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?
[/quote]

Hedge (or Osage orange) but you have to drive the nails in before the wood seasons or it's like driving a nail into iron. The posts last forever, though.
[/quote]

Thanks, that was what I was looking for.  For the nails, stainless or brass?  And what for the stringers?
[/quote]

(09-09-2014, 04:40 PM)ferrari link Wrote:I think it should be pinned.

You mean maybe the fence should be pinned instead of nailed?

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Re: test - Rally - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 06:42 PM)CompSci87 link Wrote:[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97718#msg97718 date=1410310756]
[quote author=Kathy link=topic=10601.msg97706#msg97706 date=1410306714]
[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
[quote author=Yvonne link=topic=10601.msg97585#msg97585 date=1410281628]
post

While I agree running a post pattern can be effective, I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?
[/quote]

Hedge (or Osage orange) but you have to drive the nails in before the wood seasons or it's like driving a nail into iron. The posts last forever, though.
[/quote]

Thanks, that was what I was looking for.  For the nails, stainless or brass?  And what for the stringers?
[/quote]

(09-09-2014, 04:40 PM)ferrari link Wrote:I think it should be pinned.

You mean maybe the fence should be pinned instead of nailed?
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I guess so.  My first thought was to bind the rails to the posts with sinew and let the sun dry and harden them, but I am not sure that will last forever, as will the posts.  So, go for the quick fix or forever?  Need help fast as I am not getting any younger and my grandchildren are already talking about the day they can sell the land to Walmart.

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Re: test - CowboyIndian - 09-09-2014

A Post with reference to Saturday's chop block:

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Re: test - CowboyIndian - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 01:21 PM)ferrari link Wrote:I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?

Cedar or Locust. Redwood if you can afford it and like festering splinters.

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Re: test - 76lsjumb - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 08:33 PM)CowboyIndian link Wrote:A Post with reference to Saturday's chop block:

Pat Haden sure looked a lot younger back then...

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Re: test - Rally - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 08:45 PM)CowboyIndian link Wrote:[quote author=ferrari link=topic=10601.msg97639#msg97639 date=1410294072]
I have often wondered which type of wood makes the best posts.  Fence posts specifically.  Any suggestions?

Cedar or Locust. Redwood if you can afford it and like festering splinters.
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Don't Locust devastate the land, bring desruction and famine, and poop on the laundry hanging out to dry?  I don't think the misses would approve.  I was thinking more to use a wildcat formation, putting my cedar runner in the qb position, my redwood qb in the runner position, and binding them with a flysweep knot in the middle.  Then I'll hand it all to my Young one who will evade the locusts coming up the middle.  Or will I run out of time to call that 42 level audible?  How hard can it be?

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Re: test - Rally - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 08:59 PM)76lsjumb link Wrote:[quote author=CowboyIndian link=topic=10601.msg97727#msg97727 date=1410320039]
A Post with reference to Saturday's chop block:

Pat Haden sure looked a lot younger back then...
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This must have been when he was living with his coach, McKay.

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Re: test - dabigv13 - 09-09-2014

(09-09-2014, 08:33 PM)CowboyIndian link Wrote:A Post with reference to Saturday's chop block:

Where do you get this stuff, seriously? Amazing.

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What Pat Haden really needed - Mick - 09-09-2014



An orange red card.  The one thing American football could take from soccer.  Get your @$$ off the field, and take that ^&$%^  with you, Pat.

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Re: test - Trevmiesterj - 09-09-2014

Yvonne is correct of course.  We absolutely could use the services of the great Seraphim "Dynamite" Post who played on the '27 Rose Bowl team and was a Consensus All-American in '28..  The guy was an absolute beast.

http://gostanford.com/fls/30600/halloffame/profile-spost.html

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