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Are
your horses leaning through your pipe panels, bending the posts or
rubbing out their manes?
Pipe
fencing is one of the most versatile types of fence. It is easy to
install because it
simply clamps to pipes driven into the ground. The drawback to this
fence is the limited strength of the pipe posts and also the width between
the rails which allows horses to put their necks through. When horses rub
against it or put their heads through the rails, the fence bends over. At Firefly Andalusian
Ranch we love the flowing manes our horses have. Without some way to
discourage them from sticking their necks through the rails to nibble at the grass on the other
side we were getting bald spots in their manes, so we developed this
innovative solution. These clamps are only available through
Equi-Tee farm and fence.
The answer to
this problem is solved in a snap!
Pipe
Panel Clamps
Install an
Equi-Tee insulator and get your horses' respect by mounting a scare wire. Our
special insulator attaches to the side of your pipe panels without drilling a
hole in the pipe. The clamp can be mounted on the horizontal section of the panel.
The hot wire
can be positioned as needed, a point midway up is preferred, although stallions
may need a high wire to keep them from "necking" over the fence. Place it on both sides of adjoining
pastures to reduce horse mischief to a minimum. We strongly suggest using
polyrope or tape to prevent injuries caused by hot wire. Our insulators
are an economical and practical way to protect your pipe panel fences.
Sizes and
specifications
The pipe clamp
insulators are 3.5" inches in length and they adjust for pipe diameters of 1 5/8" to 1 7/8".
These sizes should fit most pipe panels, heavy duty fences as well as
some cyclone fence posts.
The pipe clamps are constructed of a high grade of poly plastic with UV
inhibiters and flex agents added. This means that they will
last for years without cracking, however; this also means that they cost a
bit more than T-post style snap on insulators.
Installation
Instructions
Select
the location for the insulator. Snap the clamp over the pipe. If you are
using
the clamp on small diameter pipe, use the
short screw in the top
hole. If you are using it on a 1 7/8 pipe, use the longer screw in
the bottom hole. Tighten the screw to fix the
position on the pipe. Do not over-tighten.
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