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I've got a bunch of that going on today

There wasn't much for rops when I was a kid. Kids were working then.

I should have remembered that. There's a local shop that I used that does a lot of custom stuff

Everybody I know was on a tractor at age 5 - 10

Reminds me of John Deere giving the same name to different products. There's at least 4 different John Deere 400's

I use sponges

Ditches got a friend and a neighbor

That's not new. Just a different product. I saw gray several years ago

Same as Will. I try to avoid buying made in China stuff. But if I'm going to buy Made in China garbage, I try to get the cheap be stuff. Seems to a lot of times there isn't much difference between cheap made in China and more expensive Made in China. I'd try to source it somewhere other...

I had a front brake line ripped off in bean stubble. Also got a flat tire in bean stubble. Recently had 2 flat tires fr weeds poking straight through the tire. Must be tough weeds

That location would scare me. I'd have to put a condom on it. Needs protection.

That needs to be posted someplace important

I don't remember which are which. I made new tees with a brass T, 5/8 pex barbs and 3/4" hose barbs

We used similar on the tree tubes. Ours had a little thumb button so you could release and reuse them. We found them hard to sinch down as tight as we would like. Something like this https://www.amazon.com/Releasable-Reusable-Tensile-Strength-Multi-Purpose/dp/B08GR496P3

We actually had good luck with the small stainless tag wire.

The old ironheads would never use the Twisties. They all carried a roll and cut their own. Much heavier wire involved. We used plastic zip ties on a couple sections, to hold them upright. That lasted a while. Not a long while

I've no ever had great longevity out of the wires. I don't know if they make coated ties. I've never seen it any. I do have the old style twirler twisters

Maybe 3/16 cable clamps. They'd be easier to take apart and put back together than hog rings. Depending on how many panels you're talking. Can they be folded to make 2 panels flat?

Get a heavy duty pick or gantry. Don't risk injury to you or your vehicle. Bad things happened to a local not long ago.

AR used to be pretty reasonable. We used it a lot in the grain industry.