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farm gate

Go2Guy · 2010-05-26 11:16:47

I'm almost finished building a dog run. I want to put a gate at the end to allow me drive in with a tractor if the need ever arises. It's a decent size run, 50 foot long and 13 foot 4 wide. So I'm looking for a way of having the end accessible. The main criterion here is cost. All material so far has been got cheap or…

26-05-2010 11:16am

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Go2Guy

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I'm almost finished building a dog run. I want to put a gate at the end to allow me drive in with a tractor if the need ever arises. It's a decent size run, 50 foot long and 13 foot 4 wide. So I'm looking for a way of having the end accessible. The main criterion here is cost. All material so far has been got cheap or free.
Does anybody know the cheapest place to get something to do the job? Something around the 13 foot mark would do.
Thanks...

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#2 26-05-2010 12:26pm

pakalasa

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You pay for what you get!

A good galvanised gate will last a 100 years. I have one about 35 years old, sound as the day it was made.
Bought some cheap ones too, not galvanised but painted, they're all heaps of rust now.

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