Installation Tool for Ring Insulators Reviews

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This tool makes it quick and easy to install ring insulators for offset electric wires. The lag-screw-type ring insulators are turned in with a low-speed, battery-powered drill. The ring insulators hold ¼" electric rope, electric twine, or wire 6" away from a wood post.

Use with IRI2, IRI2W, or IRI6.

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“This is the perfect tool for installing or removing the insulators.”

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Posted 6 years ago

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“I have had one for years and bought this one in fear of losing the original.”

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Posted 7 years ago

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“Good tool for the insulators it is made to install. Still, care must be taken to keep the screw for the insulator in line with the chuck insert - or the insulator may become slightly mangled.”

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Posted 7 years ago

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“These insulator drivers work well for installing the screw style, wooden post insulators. They are simple, durable and inexpensive.”

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Posted 7 years ago

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“Easy to use and speedy.”

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Posted 9 years ago

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“it works great very heavy duty”

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Posted 9 years ago

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“I ordered 20 bags of 5" extended T post insulators, and was sent 20 bags of the regular T post insulators. I even checked the numbers on the website with the numbers on my order form, and they match, so someone didn't check when they packed them in the box. :( Kind of bummed because I was going to be putting up fence this weekend, and now I can't because they sent the wrong insulators.”

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Posted 9 years ago

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“too much pressure when you start the screw end into the wood causes wobbling. But once started it goes in quickly. Pre-drill a pilot hole works awesome.”

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Posted 9 years ago