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There are multitudes of fencing choices on the market today and each has a specifi c purpose. These choices are narrowed by the intended use of the fence and the choice becomes further focused within the realms of maintenance and service life. Legacy 440 Fencing is manufactured from 100% steel, galvanized and powder coated, and will never need to be painted. Manufactured from steel, this fence is the strongest and safest for holding horses and cattle. Having been galvanized, this fence will not rust. The powder coated fi nish seals the fence completely and creates uncompromising beauty not duplicated in the fence industry today. This sets Legacy 440 apart, with no equal. Vinyl, wood, welded pipe and wire do not compare.

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QUALITY ASSURANCE & TESTING To assure conformance to Legacy 440’s high standards, rigorous quality testing is performed on incoming material. The steel used in the manufacture of 440’s mechanical pipe meets the American Society for Testing and Materials A-569; the zinc is a special high-grade 99.99% pure spelter conforming to ASTM B-6.

THE FLO-COAT PROCESSLegacy 440’s unique Flo-Coat process is the superior method of galvanizing steel pipe. It begins with the flat strip steel, which is then cold-formed and electric-resistance or induction welded. After welding, the pipe receives a triple layer of protection: zinc, conversion coating, and a clear polymer. The triple layered protection is applied in line to assure a uniform coating. The end product is unrivaled in terms of strength, durability and appearance.

Flo-Coat pipe exhibits greater corrosion resistance because the inter-coat adhesion and synergism created between the coatings passivates the zinc to slow down the white rust growth process. The clear top-coat “seals in” the protection and acts as a primer to powder-coating.

Powder-coating over Legacy 440’s galvanized steel pipe provides excellent inter-coat adhesion and at least 5 times greater corrosion resistance than powder-coating over uncoated steel.

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DELIVERY SPECIFICATIONS4 bundle contains 37 pieces of pipe

4 bundle weights 860 lbs

4 connectors come 24 per box (60 lbs)

DETAILED SPECIFICATIONS2.375 ˝ OD x 13 Ga 1015 Steel Zinc Flo-Coat Tube/Powder Coated

1015 Carbon Steel Chemical PropertiesCarbon Max .18% Manganese Max .60% Phosphorus Max .030% Sulphur Max .035%

Typical Yield/Tensile Properties50.000 PSI Yield/55.00 PSI Tensile

Tolerances achieved2.375” Outside Diameter +/- .01513 Ga Tolerance .095 Nominal (.086-.105)90” and 114” Cut Length Tolerance +/- 1/8

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All Post & Rails Are 2 3/8 High Tensile 13 Gauge Steel

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EASY ASSEMBLY This simple connector and a $2.00 allen wrench will build your fence.

Available in white & black

Other colours available to order(subject to quantity)

NO RustAll of Legacy 440 Fence pipes and connectors are galvanized with 99.9 % zinc and then powder coated.

NO PaintingBecause our pipe is powder coated, there is no need for painting. Powder coating comes in many different colours and will not fade over time.

NO WeldingWe have eliminated the need for welding due to our patented connector. With this connector, a three man crew can install up to 500 ft. per day.

NO MoldLegacy 440 pipe is smooth due to our powder coating process. This keeps water from retaining and growing mold.

Gone are the days of welding, painting, and rust! With our patented coating process, Legacy 440 is proud

to offer an all-steel pipe fence that is completely maintenance free and easy to install. Made from new

high-tensile steel, all Legacy 440 pipe and connectors are galvanized and powder coated to ensure the

ultimate in rust prevention. With an installation rate up to 500 feet per day and no need for painting or

replacing, Legacy 440 Fence truly is the fi nal fencing solution for those who only want to build a fence ONE

TIME. We offer several styles, sizes, and colours and can ship directly to your ranch or farm.

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With a Legacy 440 Fence it is very important that you DO NOT dig all of your holes and set the posts at the beginning of your project.

We at Legacy 440 Fence have found it faster and easier to install our fence one section at a time (POST by POST).

1. Using a string line and stakes, lay out the line on which your fence will be installed.

2. Locate the starting point, dig your hole and set your first post in the ground. Using the magnetic torpedo level, insure the first post is perfectly plumb on all sides. (If this post is not plumb, none of them will be) Concrete post into the ground.

NOTE: At Legacy 440 we use one 80lb bag of concrete per hole. (3-4 80lb bags for the 4” gatepost). See concrete manufacturer’s instructions for mixing directions.

3. Loosen the screws on all connectors.

4. Lay out the rails, posts, connectors and concrete for the fence you expect to install during the day.

5. Place the appropriate number of connectors and clamps on your posts.

6. Dig next hole exactly 10’ on center - depending on length of your sections. (Legacy 440 uses a template made of the bottom rail and a connector to be more accurate)

7. Place all the rails completely into the connectors on the first post and let the opposite end rest on the ground. Be sure to tighten the screws on the rails to hold them securely in the connectors.

8. Place the next post in its hole. Starting from the bottom, place each rail completely into the connectors facing the first post; tighten the screws to hold rails in the connectors.

9. Insure the post is plumb and concrete the post into the ground. (If rails are not completely seated into the connectors your posts will be out of plumb)

10. Repeat this process until all sections are complete.

11. Once all connectors and sections are in place you are ready to give your fence the finished look you are after.

12. Using a string line, layout your top rail at the height you desire. Using the clamps move your top rail into position along the string. Step back and look it over to ensure you like the look. Make whatever adjustments you feel are necessary and step back to look it over again.

When you are satisfied tighten all screws on the posts at the top rail and remove the clamps.

13. Space the lower rails in the first section to meet your desired look. Once you have them set at the appropriate levels, tighten the screws on the posts and remove the clamps.

NOTE: To make the process of setting the lower rails in place easier, cut a spacer to the desired length from a piece of wood.

This spacer will be the distance between the top set of connectors and the next set of connectors.

14. Using your spacer, set all your rails to the desired levels, tighten the screws onto the posts and remove the clamps.

You are almost done. At this point you are ready to trim your posts and install the cap. NOTE: If your connectors do not slide easily into place, simply loosen the screws on the rails that

are in a bind. This will allow you to move the rail into place without scratching the finish on your posts. Once the rail is in the desired position, re-tighten the screws.

15. Cut another spacer (we recommend 2”-3”) to aid in setting the mark to trim the posts. Mark the post and cut using a band saw or hacksaw.

16. Once the post is cut, place a small amount of silicone caulk on the unprotected edge of the post, insert the plug from the cut-off end of the post and install the cap. Use your rubber mallet to securely install the cap on top of the post.

17. IMPORTANT - Wipe away any metal flakes that have fallen on your rails to prevent rust from forming on your powder coating.

With a Legacy 440 Fence it is very important that you DO NOT dig all of your holes and set the posts at the beginning of your project.

We at Legacy 440 Fence have found it faster and easier to install our fence one section at a time (POST by POST).

1. Using a string line and stakes, lay out the line on which your fence will be installed.

2. Locate the starting point, dig your hole and set your first post in the ground. Using the magnetic torpedo level, insure the first post is perfectly plumb on all sides. (If this post is not plumb, none of them will be) Concrete post into the ground.

NOTE: At Legacy 440 we use one 80lb bag of concrete per hole. (3-4 80lb bags for the 4” gatepost). See concrete manufacturer’s instructions for mixing directions.

3. Loosen the screws on all connectors.

4. Lay out the rails, posts, connectors and concrete for the fence you expect to install during the day.

5. Place the appropriate number of connectors and clamps on your posts.

6. Dig next hole exactly 10’ on center - depending on length of your sections. (Legacy 440 uses a template made of the bottom rail and a connector to be more accurate)

7. Place all the rails completely into the connectors on the first post and let the opposite end rest on the ground. Be sure to tighten the screws on the rails to hold them securely in the connectors.

8. Place the next post in its hole. Starting from the bottom, place each rail completely into the connectors facing the first post; tighten the screws to hold rails in the connectors.

9. Insure the post is plumb and concrete the post into the ground. (If rails are not completely seated into the connectors your posts will be out of plumb)

10. Repeat this process until all sections are complete.

11. Once all connectors and sections are in place you are ready to give your fence the finished look you are after.

12. Using a string line, layout your top rail at the height you desire. Using the clamps move your top rail into position along the string. Step back and look it over to ensure you like the look. Make whatever adjustments you feel are necessary and step back to look it over again.

When you are satisfied tighten all screws on the posts at the top rail and remove the clamps.

13. Space the lower rails in the first section to meet your desired look. Once you have them set at the appropriate levels, tighten the screws on the posts and remove the clamps.

NOTE: To make the process of setting the lower rails in place easier, cut a spacer to the desired length from a piece of wood.

This spacer will be the distance between the top set of connectors and the next set of connectors.

14. Using your spacer, set all your rails to the desired levels, tighten the screws onto the posts and remove the clamps.

You are almost done. At this point you are ready to trim your posts and install the cap. NOTE: If your connectors do not slide easily into place, simply loosen the screws on the rails that

are in a bind. This will allow you to move the rail into place without scratching the finish on your posts. Once the rail is in the desired position, re-tighten the screws.

15. Cut another spacer (we recommend 2”-3”) to aid in setting the mark to trim the posts. Mark the post and cut using a band saw or hacksaw.

16. Once the post is cut, place a small amount of silicone caulk on the unprotected edge of the post, insert the plug from the cut-off end of the post and install the cap. Use your rubber mallet to securely install the cap on top of the post.

17. IMPORTANT - Wipe away any metal flakes that have fallen on your rails to prevent rust from forming on your powder coating.

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