What a great idea. I will show this video to my husband....We have 13 or 14 sticky farm gates! Thank you for sharing.

Love the gate wheel Tim

Well done and happy next anniversary. thanks

Another great video - thanks Tim

great design love the comedy throughout the video

I love the bale feeder/sawhorse to support the gate while working on it

You secretly read those instructions a coupe of times didn't you? 🤨 That wheel is a great bit of design work, very well thought out. I think that I have seen about 100 failed gate wheels and the worse they fail, the harder they make it to use the gate until you have to lift up the end of the gate to be able to open it. Castoring wheels are about the worst. I'm going to have to think seriously about getting some of those wheels. 🤠

As always great info and tips

I loved this Wherl , I just installed 2m wide gate for my customer but? I missed out :) . I installed the gate about 150mm higher than the ground which still spins smooth and no contact with ground . Thank you TT well done

Tim, Another great video and product review. I live on the coteau in South Dakota, USA..... With the amount of snow we get here I really don't think a gate wheel will help. But since you took time to review, video and install the product I'll give it a look. Thank you for taking time to film and post this video.

Living on black soil and with fence posts that move whenever it rains, mine got a bit more involved than that. I got sick of wrestling it to get it fully open, so went for the over kill option. The 14' gate doesn't sag, not now it has a 50x75x3mm rail and cantilevered rollers bolted onto it.

That is very cool!!!

Great stuff! Thanks heaps

Tim, I had to laugh the grinder, I've just bought a small holding in South Australia. Some old pig pens I do not need. I advertised and a chap started cutting with a cold saw, the saw failed on the last gate, so an angle grinder was used. The inevitable happened started a three acre grass fire. Perhaps mention the fire risk especially for the new people to rural living.

You certainly do your bit to keep the rural economy ticking over, and I have to thank you once again. Every time you do a review I end up buying the product. From the very first review I ever watched you do (Massey ride on mower) I’ve always loved your honesty and getting the word out there on different things. At least I can set my farm up and know that the products I purchase have past the Tim Thompson test. Thanks mate

Looks like good Aussie quality 👍🇦🇺

Great video and that looks a great product. I've just watched the manufacturers video, but it didn't allow comments. Then I randomly picked yours and you use the same wheel, LOL. I'm making a bespoke steel framed gate myself, about 12ft 6 inch long. The gate has to open up a slope on slightly uneven ground, so I'm going to fix my own design of sliding hinge at the bottom of the gate and weld up a wheel bracket for a wheel on it at the latch end. The thing with this gate, is that the wheel has to support the whole weight of the gate as it opens up the slope. Unfortunately I can't make one of those triangle shaped gates like you see in some commercial properties, as the gate has to be rectangle from the ground up and covered in steel mesh, when it's shut, to stop people's dogs coming in my field off the public road.

One tip that's not in the Assembly Instructions is to have the welds facing OUTWARDS. Thanks

Tim - great video as usual. I'd be keen to get your thoughts on a solution for ground that is more uneven (think lump dirty, bushels of thick grass). I am putting on a few 5m gates and thinking of doing a little attachment and then attaching a jockey wheel (bought from Facebook marketplace to keep the price down). That way you can lower or extend the wheel depending on where the gate stops (if not closed) and most importantly if you extend the wheel a bit higher than the gates attachment you can push the weight back into the post. Hence no post-movement over the long term. Thoughts?

Hi Tim if you hing the gate with threaded rod top and bottom you don't need a wheel

You had me @ the Dog Inspectors, hahahaah

moving the old wheel slightly fitting inwards as the new one saves money and avoid noise like the new wheel - what do u say?

Now if I could find a decent automatic gate opener for 16ft gates

Love it. Tim, can you recommend an automated gate for entry to a property? Keypad or remote.. whatever

voice over win.

hi i am in the usa and when i go to the quicfence site it says virus not sure I am curious about the wheel nice video

I wonder how well this works in a wet climate?

Where do I go for the link to purchase?

A vida útil compensa substituir?

Hey Tim, what’s this wheel worth? and where would I be able to buy one?

Any solution for a gate made from wooden boards?

Where can I purchase this wheel

Nice video. You were using your adjustable wrench backwards. Or is that how you do it down under? 😉

I'll take 2 - lot cheaper than a lawyer 👏

very, very clever. i would have thought making the wheel wider would have been a good idea but this is so well thought out i suspect that problem is not a problem. perhaps a second model with a wider wheel. or fit 2 wheels. again i say very very clever.

I hate being that guy but surely a more modern hinge set threaded on both sides of the post that can adjust is simpler and cheaper.

Haha

Will save a divorce ... I imagine that has sold a lot of people!!!

Gal wheel sitting on the ground in the wet won't last long when gal wears off. Waste of time and money. Just put a block to sit gate on when closed. Sounds like spring street special

why take the gate off.. just lift it

I may have to unsubscribe. You are costing me too much money. Another great review and product find

Or you can just hang the gate properly 🤷🏼‍♂️