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Poultry Netting KW's: wire chicken netting poultry hex Hexagon. 20-gauge wire galvanized before weaving. 25' per roll. 1" opening packed 6 per carton. 2" opening packed 12 per carton. No. 763977: 24" high, 1" opening No. 763985: 36" high, 1" opening No. 763993: 48" high, 1" opening No. 764000: 24" high, 2" opening No. 764019: 36" high, 2" opening No. 764027: 48" high, 2" opening Over the chicken wire a fencing wire is wrapped around the form in every corrugation to give the tank burst strength against the weight of the water. The workers are applying hand tension as the wire is wrapped. This tank is almost indestructible. Here the crew is plastering the first coating of cement onto the side of the form. After a few trials the right consistency (viscosity) of the cement will be determined by the workers. The only tool needed is a trowel to work the cement completely into the chicken wire. The concrete should be allowed to set overnight before the second coat is applied. After the two coats have been applied to the outside of the form, a worker climbs into the tank and disconnects the two halves of the corrugated pipe form. The 2x6 wood board is then removed and the form is collapsed inward. Once it is broken loose, half of the form is removed. Note how difficult it is to remove the second half from the concrete.

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Poultry Netting Noble Fence 764000 - 2X20 24""X25' Poultry Net, Hexagon. 20-gauge wire galvanized before weaving. Hexagon. 20-gauge wire galvanized before weaving. 150' per roll. No. 718076: 1 x 20, 12" x 150' No. 718085: 1 x 20, 18" x 150' No. 718094: 1 x 20, 24" x 150' No. 718110: 1 x 20, 36" x 150' No. 718129: 1 x 20, 48" x 150' No. 718138: 1 x 20, 60" x 150' No. 718147: 1 x 20, 72" x 150' No. 718156: 2 x 20, 24" x 150' No. 718165: 2 x 20, 36" x 150' Be sure that the plastic completely covers the vertical joints of the corrugated form. The crew consists of three men who deliver the supplies and perform the skilled jobs. It is important that time be spent training some of the helpers so they can construct tanks with their own people. After the corrugated mold is removed, the inside of the tank is plastered. The first coat evens out the corrugations and a curved filled corner is made between the bottom of the tank and the base. The second coat covers the sides and as much of the bottom as possible to make the tank water tight and prevent leaking. After the last coat of plaster on the inside has set overnight the plastic pipe from the spring should be joined to the inlet pipe to allow the tank to fill with water. Note that the outside of the tank is wet when the tank is filling.