Posted by Crazy Horse on July 29, 2018 at 16:10:22 from (206.75.54.142):
In Reply to: Fence job moving along posted by Grandpa love on July 29, 2018 at 05:41:10:
I spent the summer of 1970 installing chain link fence ..... small residential jobs all the way up to big commercial stuff. It was a tough job but I was in pretty good shape when things wrapped up come September, especiallyl my hand grip power from using those fencing pliers and everything else. The owner of the outfit (small company) made his own gas powered post hole auger on wheels, I wish I had a photo, all cobbed together in his garage. It had a small car rear end unit (driven by the gas engine) driving the auger and I think the rear end (which was modified in some ways) rode up and down on a set of vertical rails. He was a real inventor type of guy, could figure out something mechanical to make any job easier ..... notice I said easier and not easy !!!
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