Simple Tool Attaches Wire To T-Posts

Simple Tool Attaches Wire To T-Posts FENCING Miscellaneous 28-6-35 Tired of the hassle of attaching fence wire to T-posts? Then the Fence Fork may be the tool for you. It's basically a two-pronged fork with a plastic handle. It quickly wraps V-shaped clips made of stainless steel around the wire to hold it in place. "It's beautiful in its simplicity," says John Keely, who markets the product which was invented by Rick Hodge, a cattle rancher near Wichita, Kans. To use, put the clip around the post and over the wire. Then use the fork to bend the prongs around the wire. To remove a clip, reverse the process. Using the Fence Fork can save 30 percent of your time. The kit comes with the fork and 50 metal clips and sells for $16 plus S&H. The clips come in packages of 50 for $3.49 and 100 for $6.99. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, John Keely, Re-Source, 2617 West Poplar Circle, Olathe, Kans. 66061 (ph 800 444-5379 or 913 390-6442; jkeely@re-source-online.com).

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