2003 - Volume #27, Issue #1, Page #11
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Wire Roller Mounts On ATV
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"It works great for putting up fences on land that has been recently cleared of trees," says Elmquist. "I place the wire roll vertically onto the unroller and it spins like a top as I drive forward."
The roller consists of a welded-together steel bracket equipped with two 1-in. dia. pipes that lie horizontally over the ATV's rear rack and slide over a pair of steel rods with hooks on the end that catch on the rack. Holes drilled into both the pipes and rods allow them to be pinned together.
"When I stop the ATV, the wire stops, thus avoiding tangling the wire," says Elmquist. "I hang a big hammer and other tools in metal loops that I welded onto the bracket. It takes only about 10 seconds to remove the roller."
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Dave Elmquist, Box 796, Mayerthorpe, Alberta, Canada T0E 1N0 (ph 780 786-4250).
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