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Easily grips Barbed wire, smooth wire, Recommended for connection to fence wires, ground rods and underneath gates. C and small cable. Attaches to most common For use with all energizers, ground rods, and steel fence wire. Double-insulated stretching devices. Small enough to carry anywhere. galvanized wire. UV stable for long life. I 5 inches long, 14 oz. 1 year warranty. MMMBG..................................................................$25.00 SPD809731 50 ft. roll................................$15.00 SPD3511 82 ft. roll................................$35.00 N FENCE PLIER SPD806045 165 ft. roll..............................$61.00 Heavy-duty lockjoint construction with oval faced SPD3512 330 ft. roll.............................$115.00 G jaws. Pulls staples, lifts lugs, and splices wires using EXTREME UNDERGROUND CABLE wire stretcher behind joint. Wire cutter on each side of Ideal for large properties with high powered energizers, es- head cuts double strand barbed wire. pecially all Speedrite energizers with 12 joules of output or DITFT 10” w/vinyl handle...................................$20.00 greater. Aluminum coated steel for extreme conductivity. UV LEATHER PLIER HOLDER stabilized for long life. Fencing pliers holder. Holes for tie down to saddle. SPD806052 330 ft...................................$150.00 RLC529.....................................................................$17.00 FENCE WIRE STRETCHER MISCELLANEOUS Ideal tool for gripping, stretching and tightening any type of wire. LIGHTNING ARRESTOR DUTFTOOL 400 SP Wire Stretcher............$46.50 Helps to protect fence energizer in the event of lightning DUT56568 Spring Repair Kit...................$5.00 strike to the fence line. Strong porcelain frame with steel connection points. SPD814630....................................................$12.50 10” DIAMOND MULTI-PURPOSE FENCE TOOL Heavy-duty lock-joint construction with oval faced jaws. Start and pull point on one jaw with corrugated hammer head on LIGHTNING DIVERTER the other. Solid drop forged carbon steel blades. Heat treated, Redirects lightning to ground minimizing energizer and milled face design. Non-slip coated green handles. fence damage. DITFT1 10”.........................................$18.50 SPD822024....................................................$28.00 HIGH TENSILE WIRE CUTTER INSULTUBE Fence wire: Steel/Aluminum wire An economical insulator that’s fastened with staples. SPD814237...............................................................$19.00 4 mm x 12 m coil. SPD807936 39 ft..............................$12.00 SPIKE SADDLE PLIERS Lightly chrome plated, heavy steel construction hammer head and wire cutter on both sides. Has a WARNING SIGN staple puller in the head. Specifically designed for Warning sign to alert persons to electric fence. Clips cutting heavy barbed wire. You will not find a better onto electric fence wire to create clear warning set of fencing pliers. Call for availability MMMPSS 8” Small spike saddle plier.....................$60.00 for safety. Installs on most electric fence wires. MMMPSL 10 1/2” Large spike saddle plier.............$68.00 SPD809700.........................................$1.25 MOORE MAKER PLAMMER 6’ GROUND ROD WITH CLAMP This tool is a combination hammer and fencing pliers. It is heavily made and will last a long, long time. Heavy steel construction 6’ x 1/2” galvanized steel prevents electrolysis corrosion and loss of hammer head for driving staples or nails, large claw for pulling conductivity. Heavy duty clamp. Inadequate grounding is the most nails and wire cutters on both sides. Call for availability common cause of poor electric fence performance. MMMPLAMER Plammer..................................$67.00 SPDGR6 ground rod w/ clamp...................................$14.50 MMMLPLAM Little Plammer........................$63.50 SPDGRC ground rod clamp only.................................$4.00 HAMMER HEAD PLIERS Hammer head design. Wire cutter, crimper, nail TREATED WOOD POSTS removal. Slip resistant grip. Call for availability SPDPLAMER........................................................$40.00 TREATED WOOD BULLNOSE FENCING PLIERS POSTS Designed to cut barbed wire and smooth wire with ease. SLCPST347 Lightly chrome plated heavy steel construction. Hammer head and 3” - 4”x7’............$ 7.50 wire cutter on both sides. Staple puller in the head. Designed to SLCPST458 last a lifetime. Call for availability MMMBNP8 8”..............................................$59.00 4” - 5”x8’............$ 11.00 MMMBNP 10 1/4”......................................$61.50
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