AMERICAN POWER PULL CORP Pp7008 Fence and Wire Grip

$ 14.26

Score By Feature

Based on 234 ratings

Sturdiness

9.71

Durability

8.30

Value for money

8.09

Easy to use

8.09

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Product Description

To stretch a wire fence, fence grips and rope are used.

Wires are capable of being pulled through conduits

An adjustable spring-loaded grip that can support 1,000 pounds. It can hold the maximum amount of data

Questions & Answers

Do you know if this works for tension wire on chain link fencing?

It is possible to make it work, but it is The bar or the rod is run through a hole or between two positions, like a chain link - The last segment of the chain link fence is through the last segment of the fence (take a look at an existing fence).

I was wondering if this would work with 1/8 stainless steel cable for deck railings? It makes me wonder if the cable will be crushed. ?

but remember to use something that grips firmly to prevent leaving markers

What is the country of origin of this item?

The USA is the source of this product.

What wire size will it work with?

There is no hope of that happening. It can be up to 3/16" or 5mm in size.

Selected User Reviews For AMERICAN POWER PULL CORP Pp7008 Fence and Wire Grip

The program works, but not in the way I expected

4/5

A friend of mine recommended this device for stretching barbed wire. It works very well at stretching the wire, but it is difficult to put the wire into There must have been a plain wire purpose for it.

Hector Burgess

| May 13, 2021

Quite a strong clamp, however, there was not enough space when the clamp was opened to put the 2 strands of barbed wire into it without twisting and turning and bending the wire and then using pliers to engage it

3/5

In my line of work, I fence so like I said, it's kind of a bad deal for me.

Amari Allison

| Apr 10, 2021

Barbed wire may be too much for these grips

3/5

They are well made, though. Though they only fit barbed wire a little bit, they aren't as well-fitting as they could be.

Zechariah BARLOW

| Dec 21, 2020

I was unimpressed

3/5

As long as it isn't slipping, it works pretty well. Whether the wire is too small or too thick might affect slippage, as I get more slippage when tapping, but when it grabs it works quite I sometimes use it but rarely because I am annoyed by it.

Jamir Cameron

| Nov 10, 2020

Use of an ATV or UTV beats the use of a full wire stretcher

4/5

This product is ideal for small fencing applications and I've used it for several fences. As I was tightening barbed wire with it, I used my Ranger and winch. The only complaint I have is that the slot within the lever is too narrow when open for barbed wire. I also think it needs a small protrusion to make pulling the lever easier. In summary, this is a good piece of equipment.

Banks McClure

| Feb 13, 2021

We were only able to use it after removing springs and replacing the brad with a bolt once it fell out

3/5

Poor quality and too short shanks.

Angie Herman

| Nov 28, 2020

An excellent tool for the farm

5/5

The difficulty of stretching barbed wire is well known to anyone who has ever done it. The tool leads to a much safer and more straightforward process.

Nola Faulkner

| Feb 02, 2021

Neither for fencing nor any other use

3/5

My PC kept popping off, so I gave up on it.