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<ref>[https://www.australianfencepublishing.com.au/blogs/news/book-australian-wire-strainers John Pickard Australian ''Wire Strainers'' November 11, 2022]<ref |
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The Hayes company located in [[Oturehua, Central Otago]] developed a strainer with two clamps to hold the wires connected be chains. Alternately moving the jaws of the mechanism along the the chain. Once the wires are sufficiently strained they are looped together and tied. |
The Hayes company located in [[Oturehua, Central Otago]] developed a strainer with two clamps to hold the wires connected be chains. Alternately moving the jaws of the mechanism along the the chain. Once the wires are sufficiently strained they are looped together and tied. |
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<ref>[https://teara.govt.nz/en/photograph/15296/wire-strainer Wire Trainers]<ref/> |
<ref>[https://teara.govt.nz/en/photograph/15296/wire-strainer Wire Trainers]<ref/> |
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A Wire strainer is a device for putting tension on fencing wire to remove slack in the wires.
Wire strainers can either be permanently installed on the fence or a reusable tool.
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The Hayes company located in Oturehua, Central Otago developed a strainer with two clamps to hold the wires connected be chains. Alternately moving the jaws of the mechanism along the the chain. Once the wires are sufficiently strained they are looped together and tied.
<ref>Wire TrainersCite error: The opening <ref> tag is malformed or has a bad name (see the help page).