[Carl]

I have some red potatoes from last year that’s started to sprout. I may chance planting them tomorrow. Today I’m working on a ground issue with my electric fence. I added two more grounds but still no worky. I’ll add another ground and if that doesn’t do it I’ll try putting some benzoanite in the ground holes. If someone has a better idea I’m all ears.

[Carl]

AMEN

[Carl]

Yupper…Always can improve. But when it happens I go to war with the army I got not the army I want.

[Carl]

AMEN

[Carl]

I have to adjust it every time I use it. I do my best guess and adjust accordingly. I hate the wedge bolts. I want to get some regular mounts for the shanks where you can adjust your shank depths by loosening and tightening bolts.

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[Carl]

I considered the same thing Tag. I considered the input issue. Geothermal seems to be the best option. Of course down in S.E. Alabama we don’t get the winters like yall do with snow and then of course the ice storms that cover everything in a inch of ice every where you look, a little time in Oklahoma gave me that knowledge.

[Carl]

Thanks. I ended up putting 3 additional grounds. 2 of the ground holes I placed benzoanite in the holes around the rod and poured water into it so the Benz would soak it up. Still not working. I removed the ground wire from the box and stuck it to another place where I knew was grounded, it started working then. Tmrw I’ll try hooking a ground from the box to that same ground and if it works I’ll know it’s something wrong with my ground. If it doesn’t work I’ll know it’s something wrong with the box.

[Carl]

POJ is what I’ve been told. Not sure exactly what POJ means but been told it stands for plenty of juice.