Wood Line Post Insulators
For attaching low-tension conductors to wood line posts. Premier alternative to the common ring insulator. Wider, deeper threads stay in wood posts better.
For easy installation, use a Wood Post Line Power Driver. See accessories tab below.
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Common Uses
Specs
Installation
- Predrill hole into wood post.
- Screw insulator completely into the post. (Tip: Use a screwdriver--slide the blade between the jaws of insulator and twist to screw in.)
With Wood Line Power Driver:
(see accessories tab above)
- Predrill holes in the wood post.
- Put bit end of Wood Line Power Driver into chuck of drill and tighten.
- Place power driver over the insulator line up with pin inside cup of driver.
- Insert the screw tip of insulator into the predrilled hole.
- Thread conductor through insulator.
Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.
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Fence Connectors and Accessories
P Spring
Item #255010 -Used to maintain desired tension on electrified low-tension conductors.
$3.10 -
Conductors - Tape-Rope-Twine-Wire
IntelliRope PE 6.0, 1320 ft. roll
Item #256910 -Rope fence for both permanent and portable situations because polyethylene filaments resist wear and abrasion. Use for horses, cattle, sheep and goats.
$112.00 -
Insulators
Wood Line Power Driver
Item #380710 -Allows use of a power drill to rapidly screw Wood Line Post insulators in and out of a wood posts. Pays for itself if you install or remove many insulators.
$6.50
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Susan P from PA
Very easy to use, but I've had the same problem with the plastic part spinning as Linda from Ohio.
Linda H from Ohio
Work Ok but not as sturdy as I had hoped. Make sure you drill a pilot hole that is the same diameter as the threaded portion. Don't try to get a tight fit with these. If you drill a pilot hole small enough to ensure a tight fit, the plastic part begins to turn on the metal portion when the metal pin gets tight. It also spins/slips when you try to remove it and redrill a larger pilot hole which means you have to destroy the plastic part to get it out and start over.
