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- Page 1 FLEX RAIL ELECTRIC INSTALLATION GUIDE...
- Page 2 Flex Rail Electric Flex Rail Electric Flex Rail Electric In-Line side bracket In-Line top bracket corner side bracket corner top bracket Flex Rail Electric end Flex Rail Electric end Flex Rail Electric Flex Rail Electric Flex Rail Star & ®...
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Page 3: Tools Required
PREPARING THE STRAINER POSTS Strainer posts can be installed by either augering a hole or by using a post driver. TOOLS REQUIRED: All strainers should be adequately braced using either a horizontal or diagonal stay. Marking pen Tape measure Mark on the strainer post where you want each end bracket to be installed and drill a Drill 10mm drill bit... - Page 4 PREPARING THE IN-LINE POSTS Line posts can be installed by either augering a hole or by using a post driver. TOOLS REQUIRED: A spacing of 2.4 - 3.6m is recommended between line posts. Posts set closer together will provide a stronger fence and will minimise bowing of the Flex Rail Mark on your posts where you want the top of your fence to be.
- Page 5 PREPARING THE IN-LINE POSTS Once all line posts are marked, using Tek Screw in the top screws provided, attach the in-line brackets TOOLS REQUIRED: hole only to each post by screwing in the TOP hole only. Leave the bottom hole free so you can slide the Flex Rail into each bracket.
- Page 6 ATTACHING FLEX RAIL TO STRAINER POSTS Using an end bracket, slide through one end of the Flex Rail and completely fold TOOLS REQUIRED: over leaving approximately 10cm of excess rail. Ensure you fold the rail away Timber posts: from the paddock. Remove bracket and finish bending using M12 coach Bolts M12 washers to...
- Page 7 ATTACHING FLEX RAIL TO IN-LINE POSTS At each line post, insert the Flex Rail into each corresponding in-line bracket by TOOLS REQUIRED: bowing the Flex Rail and carefully snapping the rail into place. Marking pen Tape measure Drill Once Flex Rail is inserted, using Tek screws, attach the bottom of each in-line bracket to the line post.
- Page 8 FINISHING AND STRAINING THE FLEX RAIL Once attached to all line posts, pull the Flex Rail taut, removing as much slack as you TOOLS REQUIRED: can. Mark where the rail lines up against the pre-drilled pilot hole on the strainer post. Timber posts: Leave an additional 10cm after the marked point, then cut the flex rail and fold over.
- Page 9 JOINING FLEX RAIL JOINING FLEX RAIL Using the joiner bracket, slide through the end of the Flex Rail and completely fold TOOLS REQUIRED: over leaving approximately 10cm of excess rail. Ensure you fold the rail away from the paddock. Hands only Remove bracket and finish bending using your hands.
- Page 10 ELECTRIFYING FLEX RAIL Ensure earth stakes are installed in the ground along the fence line, minimum TOOLS REQUIRED: 2m apart (90cm depth). We recommend at least 3 earth stakes be used in equine applications. Minimum Connect the “Earth” terminal of the electric 2m apart 90cm depth...
- Page 11 FLEX RAIL STAR & MAXY POST CAPS Slide the Flex Rail star post cap over your Star / MaxY post. ® ® ® TOOLS REQUIRED: Align the holes on the Flex Rail post cap to Drill 25mm Self drilling metal the top holes on the steel post and attach Tek screw for Flex Rail using the nuts and bolts provided.
- Page 12 Offering an effective solution for containing horses, safely, and without sacrificing appearance. Backed by Waratah Guarantee, you can be sure it’s made for Australian conditions. Flex Rail Electric end Flex Rail Electric...
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