I can't find this! Help! - Page 2

Farmette · March 15, 2014

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Originally Posted by Worth1

I have several roles I un-role and role up and role away in my wire role stack that I have had for 14 years.

Someone stole my 50X4 foot role of poultry netting about 10 years ago.
I think it was some guys that came to fix the water main where I used to live as my shovel ended up missing too.

5 roles in one sentence.

Worth

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Worth1 · March 15, 2014

Quote:

Originally Posted by Farmette

Worth: Your role on T'ville as a clever poster with a great sense of humor can never be challenged. Keep 'em coming.

Thank You I try.

Yeah but I misspelled roll.
I had roll then I changed it to role as in role play.
Then I started thinking about tootsie rolls and realized I had used the wrong role for the usage of the word roll.

Then if you go on line you will see many people misspell the word for intended usage.

It is no wonder people from foreign lands have such a hard time here.

Worth

madddawg · March 16, 2014

Its like which witch is which witch? I think? I gotta stop getting on here after midnight.

epsilon · March 30, 2014

I'm not sure if you got your answer. I was looking for this for similar reasons

It's called

perimeter fencing it has a 2x4 hole size. I had also visited several livestock and feed stores the other day and I couldn't find the larger stuff at the big box stores.

cattle panel is available here

http://www.kencove.com/fence/cattle+...FROVfgodYE0AUg

and as feedlot panel here

http://www.tractorsupply.com/webapp/...=&cm_vc=-10005

Gaston

better boy · June 7, 2014

i use the cement wire in sheets that home depot sells, yes it does rust but i have 10 cages i made about 7 yrs ago, and they are still very strong. i like the sheets of wire as they are very easy to make into cages.

clkeiper · August 7, 2014

We use concrete re enforcing wire. I buy a 150' roll and cut it into sections, bend the sides around to meet, zip tie them and use the cut end as the "stakes" to push into the ground. I usually get 33 cages from a roll of wire.

March 16, 2014	#18
madddawg Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Jun 2013 Location: Missouri Posts: 407	Its like which witch is which witch? I think? I gotta stop getting on here after midnight. __________________ I grow a garden not just for the food I harvest, but for the creation of life itself. Johnny Cash

June 7, 2014	#20
better boy Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Feb 2014 Location: massachusetts Posts: 14	tomato cage wire i use the cement wire in sheets that home depot sells, yes it does rust but i have 10 cages i made about 7 yrs ago, and they are still very strong. i like the sheets of wire as they are very easy to make into cages.

August 7, 2014	#21
clkeiper Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Nov 2011 Location: ohio Posts: 4,350	We use concrete re enforcing wire. I buy a 150' roll and cut it into sections, bend the sides around to meet, zip tie them and use the cut end as the "stakes" to push into the ground. I usually get 33 cages from a roll of wire. __________________ carolyn k

March 30, 2014	#19
epsilon Tomatovillian™ Join Date: Aug 2012 Location: Desert CA Posts: 400	I'm not sure if you got your answer. I was looking for this for similar reasons It's called perimeter fencing it has a 2x4 hole size. I had also visited several livestock and feed stores the other day and I couldn't find the larger stuff at the big box stores. cattle panel is available here http://www.kencove.com/fence/cattle+...FROVfgodYE0AUg and as feedlot panel here http://www.tractorsupply.com/webapp/...=&cm_vc=-10005 Gaston