08 Prepare the flexible horse fencing rail to attach to dead end post
Channel: Bounce Back Horse Fence
Date: 2015-12-03

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How to install Bounce Back Horse Fence
Today, we're going to prepare the flexible horse fence rail to attach to the post. First, with our tape measure, remembering we've got a 200mm post, and we want 150mm extra. So we take our tape measure, and our marking pen, and we're going to measure 350mm down the flexible fence rail. Grab our square, mark off. Now, with our snips, we're going to cut along the edge of the plastic horse fence rail to our white mark. And the other side. We're going to remove the flap, and cut along that white line, and our flap is now removed. We're going to grab our wire-cutters, and we're going to score around that plastic coated wire. Not too deep, we don't want to damage the galvanized wire. You'll see there where I've scored. Might just do a little bit more there. You'll see, we can just cut that away. And the other side. You'll just see a little bit of galvanized wire exposed. I'm going to take my pliers, I'm going to twist, so I want to break that polymer on the wire. And pull for easy removal. And the other side.
We're going to get our Stanley knife, and what we want to do is...about 10mm, be careful not to get the fingers in the way, just score a little line across there. Cut that away. And we'll show you why we're doing this, when we put the horse fencing wire into the dead end post.
Now we're ready to attach the horse fence wire to the post.