Goldenrod Fence Stretcher

[dun]

Evidently, someone at the factory forgot to tell that to some of the goldenrods as they were being built.

Kinda like no body told the pipe wrench it wasn't a hammer.
Or the screw driver it wasn't a prybar

Whoever made those rules?

 

[callmefence]

Evidently, someone at the factory forgot to tell that to some of the goldenrods as they were being built.

Kinda like no body told the pipe wrench it wasn't a hammer.
Or the screw driver it wasn't a prybar

Whoever made those rules?

Oh make no mistake sir. There's no rules in fencing. :cowboy:

 

[backhoeboogie]

Kinda like no body told the pipe wrench it wasn't a hammer.
Or the screw driver it wasn't a prybar

You're dead on. An ice chest is not a chair either! I still remember my first igloo. I was proud of it. Someone sat on it and cracked the lid. $20 was a lot of money to me back then.

 

[callmefence]

Kinda like no body told the pipe wrench it wasn't a hammer.
Or the screw driver it wasn't a prybar

You're dead on. An ice chest is not a chair either! I still remember my first igloo. I was proud of it. Someone sat on it and cracked the lid. $20 was a lot of money to me back then.

You sit on my ice chest I'll tell you to get your axx off my sawhorse.

 

[LRTX1]

I'll agree the goldenrod isn't for "long pulls" in the middle of a pasture. I use mine a lot to patch fence in the woods. 50 ft of barbed wire tangled up in briars and such the 3rd hook comes in handy. You don't have to fight the wire to get it in the stretcher close enough to get a good pull, just hook the 3rd hook and re adjust.