Chain Strainers VS Boundary Strainers | Stretching Fence Wire
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- Опубликовано: 1 авг 2024
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When it comes to stretching fence wire, the strainrite strainers are the best way to go! But what do you need? A boundary strainer? A chain strainer? And which model for crying out loud! Today we break it all down for you to help you decide what you need to make your fence stretching a breeze.
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Contents:
00:00 - Boundary Strainers
04:23 - Chain Strainers
08:46 - Demonstrations 
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Your dad sounds amazing.
My mom became legally blind at 63.
Totally blind at 95.
She was amazing like your dad❤️
I really enjoyed this video & the story about your dad.Thank you for sharing
You are proud of your Dad, as you should be. What a great guy.
That is so cool about your dad!!
Probably a better option that the use of come alongs and the rig of pulling with a skid steer.
Muchas gracias. Seguiré buscando.
Excelentes tus vídeos muy interesante la narración , explicacion y las herramientas que utilizas. Un gran saludo.
¡Un gran saludo para ti también! ¡Gracias por ver!
I put a standard hook on the other end of my snap hook chain that way it's easier to grab the chain when wrapping post.
Mate, throw your loose chain when straining over the top of the strainers rather than let it fall strait down. This will stop you dropping the chain when reversing out the strain - no need to hold it. love the vids, keep them coming!
Great thought! 👍🏻 Thanks!
I know all about strainers! In 1965 when I was 12, my dad got a wild hair and bought a dozen dairy cows… Those cows gave milk 10 months a year. He thought he’d hit a gold mine!
When I said the cows gave milk… that’s actually not true. They made milk and twice a day he went out, perched on a one legged stool and ‘coaxed’ them into filling a bucket.
My job was to grab his half full bucket… he never filled it all the way to the top because every once and a while, the cow would take a notion to put her foot in it… after she attempted to take his ear off!
Then, I took it to the milk strainer that was perched in a milk can… and carefully poured it in. I knew better than to spill it… because a cup of milk is from six to ten squeezes of the cows teats. That old saying about, “Don’t cry over spilt milk”… never met my dad… I can assure you that there were a few times that spilt milk brought a tear to my eye!
But, getting back to strainers! Here’s a few hard learned tips:
- don’t forget to put the filter in before you pour the milk. If you do, you will spend a half hour emptying the milk into the bucket, washing the milk can and rinsing the strainer.
- change the filter before it clogs. All that hair and stuff will mat up and you won’t be able to get it strained before your dad has the second bucket ready.
- Make sure you lift the strainer and ensure the can isn’t full before you pour the next bucket in. A 10 gallon can will not hold 10 1/2 gallons of milk. Failure to perform this step could cause you to cry over spilt milk.
- cover the strainer while not pouring milk. There are a lot of insects flying around and stuff coming out of cow orifices that seem to love to land in strainers.
- Don’t ever, ever, ever use the milk strainer to catch minnows in the cattle water tank… no matter how much you hose it off, the fish smell won’t disappear before dad comes home to milk. Crying over spilt milk is nothing compared to the bawling you are gonna do after that!!!
Please don’t thank me for this advice. I am just happy to share… you and your customer service folks are welcome to use the tips when they get calls about proper use of a strainer.
Now, you have a good danged Christmas!
You have certainly expanded our knowledge on strainers. 🤣
LMAO!
It takes a few more squeezes when working with goats and we use pints and quarts rather than gallons and pails.
But the concept is the same.
Boundary strainers also work to:
pull tracks back on post drivers
I use it when belly wrapping pipe to suck it together fast.
Pull posts
Square walls
Small winch.
Pull trailers around to slide it onto gooseneck ball.
Pull trucks up onto trailers.
Non dot binder.
Temporary Pull brace.
Love it!
Buen dia Amigo, las cadenas que usa el strainerite y el hayes h300 son del mismo tipo??. Si fuera así en donde podría comprar 5 o 6 metros de cadena. Gracias
Esa es una gran pregunta. No sé si Hayes y Strainrite son compatibles o no. Parece que probablemente lo sean, pero no puedo garantizarlo. Aquí hay un enlace a una cadena de 3 metros (aunque actualmente no está disponible). No estoy seguro de dónde encontrar una cadena de 6 metros.
I like the chain strainers but not the wire grabbers that come with them. I changed mine to speeco wire pullers and it's much easier to keep the wire attached before its tight. The wire grabbers that come with the strainers let go if you don't keep a steady pull.
What do you prefer, the swivel grab strainer or the fixed grab?
I like the fixed wire grab myself. Find it easier to use. 👍🏻
What are your thoughts on the Texas Fence Fixer?
Haven't used it.
Is the T gripple as strong as termination knot at post? Specifically for high tensile woven wire.
Technically? No, I don't think so. The termination knot will get you 1,100 or 1,200 lbs and the gripple t-clip is rated for 880 lbs.
Practically? I don't think you'll see a difference. Any strain that fence is taking is spread across each wire on the fence.
Love the vids. Why not just use the gripple with the designed tool (grippler tool) vs installing and removing wire strainers? Also is there any benefit to leaving the wire tail straight so you can adjust gripple if things become loose. I guess would be an issue if the gripple failed.
If the gripple tool works on the t clips I didn't know it.
@@SWiFenceare you removing the stay wires after it seems pulling perpendicular to the hbrace would put excess strain on the assembly.
On another video you were saying that you can get those posts from somewhere I am locating to New Mexico and I have to fence off 30 acres what do you suggest I fence it off with the cheapest way or I should say the inexpensive way
Hey Fermin! If you'll forgive us, we get a LOT of comments across all the videos on our channel--so we need a little more info to be able to answer your question clearly. Can you explain what you mean by "those posts"? 👍🏻
@@SWiFence OK the post that you are tying off to in this video is a metal galvanized post where can we get those post from
Well we sell them in Cody, Casper, & Chenne WY. 😉 Tough to say in NM, you're going to need SS-40, not the residential grade stuff you'll find in the hardware store. Try a fence contractor and see if they'll sell you some.
Where can I get that hat? Love your channel!
Thanks! Oh man, I'm not sure. There's a few on Amazon (not exactly the same--affiliate links): amzn.to/3qyLVfl amzn.to/3sBWQaz amzn.to/3sFcQZq amzn.to/3HcyWqe
En dónde los encuentro en Hermosillo sonora México
Lo siento, realmente no lo sé. Podemos enviárselos, pero habrá un costo adicional, por supuesto. Puedes llamar a la tienda para hacer el pedido. (307) 578-8040. (Tenga en cuenta que los chicos solo hablan inglés).
hello do you sell such a tool and ship to Brazil?
Sorry... we don't ship internationally. 😔
Is the price of galvanized pipe skyrocketing in your area too ? 1 5/8 x 21ft pipe here:
March 2018 was $33.
Jan 2021 was $41.
Today $62.
Checked around and this was the cheapest trade account supplier. Others wanted $88 for a 21ft stick of 1 5/8. Outrageous !
Yup, the materials market is nuts right now.
You know with your gripple you shouldn’t trim the ends off your wire so short you won’t get the gripple tool on to the ends of short wire if you need it to tension
The subtitles cover up a lot of what you are trying to show
The captions? Turn them off.