1.5 Inch Poly Tape Gate Handle with Tensioner
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1.5 Inch Poly Tape Gate Handle with Tensioner
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Powerfields 1.5" Poly Tape Gate Handle With Tensioner
This electric gate handle is practically unbreakable. The handle includes a tensioner connector to attach wide polytape. Single.
Color: White
| Item Number |
Model Number |
UPC |
| BXG05 |
R-12-W |
636166106500 |
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Great handle!
It works well!
August 17, 2018
Purchased
over 2 years ago
Love these handles-
Heavy duty great for poly tape
July 19, 2018
Purchased
1 year ago
Heavy duty
This is much better then i could find in stores
Made well.
These handles are made better than most. They have held up in cold Wisconsin winters.
September 21, 2017
Purchased
over 2 years ago
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can this hook to a step in post?
BEST ANSWER: Step posts vary in design, but you should be able to use the tensioner gate handle on them. In my experience, even using 3/4 inch tap rather than the 1.5 inch, I've had to anchor the step post with just like they do with telephone poles, as they're not particularly sturdy. I'd suggest you not use the 1.5, but stick with the 3/4 stuff. In 25 years of doing this, we've never had a problem. In my opinion, the 1.5 is overkill. Good Luck!
BEST ANSWER: Step posts vary in design, but you should be able to use the tensioner gate handle on them. In my experience, even using 3/4 inch tap rather than the 1.5 inch, I've had to anchor the step post with just like they do with telephone poles, as they're not particularly sturdy. I'd suggest you not use the 1.5, but stick with the 3/4 stuff. In 25 years of doing this, we've never had a problem. In my opinion, the 1.5 is overkill. Good Luck!
It attaches to electric tape and needs to hook back to the electric tape one way or another to make a full circuit.
No. If you do that you will electrify the post. You need an insulated ring that attaches to the t-post.
It's made to hook to a screw eye or a loop of wire.
the temporary fence post sold on this site that “steps†or pushes in. has preset locations for wire and ribbon. i’m not going to electrify it. just a barrier for temporary grazing and i need some sort of way to get in and out. hoping this handle would connect the end of a ribbon to the last post.
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Do you send your items to Australia ? If so what would be the freight on a 1 roll of Safe Fence 1.5 " poly tape plus 55 1.5 " Poly white gate handlers with tensioners. Thank you Maureen
I'm afraid I can not answer this question. Because the weight is so small I imagine the shipping would be also be low, if shipped in the US, but because of the distance shipping may be prohibitive.
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Can the triangle tape gate tensioner be purchased separately?
Thank you, can you tell me which site has them?
Thank you, can you tell me which site has them?
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Can the triangle tape gate tensioner be purchased separately?
BEST ANSWER: The handle can be purchased separately
BEST ANSWER: The handle can be purchased separately
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Can this be used for 2 inch tape?
BEST ANSWER: I have 2" tape around our property also; to use these 1.5" handles I folded the tape in half before looping it through the handle, and then use a flat clamp across the folded tape to give better contact. (The type clamps used to connect the charger to tape.)
We've have no significant voltage losses, but only use these to isolate pasture sections.
Good luck, Randy
BEST ANSWER: I have 2" tape around our property also; to use these 1.5" handles I folded the tape in half before looping it through the handle, and then use a flat clamp across the folded tape to give better contact. (The type clamps used to connect the charger to tape.)
We've have no significant voltage losses, but only use these to isolate pasture sections.
Good luck, Randy
Yes I think it could accommodate the 2" tape. The edges might have to be rolled/folded in a little. After using the handles for a few months I found the tensioners to flip and open up so I ended up removing them and just tying the tape directly through the stationary loop.
I do believe this will work, I'm planning on using 2" tape for my portable corral and I have this type of gate handle. I'm currently using 11/2" tape
Yes, i had no problems using it with 2 in. tape.
Absolutely. I use it with two inch tape.
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does it come in black gate handle?
A shopper
on Apr 16, 2017
BEST ANSWER: This gate handle is white only. Here a links to a couple black ones:
Powerfields Heavy Duty Black Poly Gate Handle
Powerfields Heavy Duty Gate Handle
BEST ANSWER: This gate handle is white only. Here a links to a couple black ones:
Powerfields Heavy Duty Black Poly Gate Handle
Powerfields Heavy Duty Gate Handle
I have only seen the white tape gate handles.
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How do you thread the tape through the tensioner?
A shopper
on Aug 9, 2016
BEST ANSWER: Put the end of the tape through the triangle and then slide it through the opening between the ends of the triangle. If you are putting a LOT of tension on the handle, you can put it through the triangle, around the outside end and BACK through the triangle.
BEST ANSWER: Put the end of the tape through the triangle and then slide it through the opening between the ends of the triangle. If you are putting a LOT of tension on the handle, you can put it through the triangle, around the outside end and BACK through the triangle.
You don't. The tape is connected to one end and the current is passed through via the spring inside, then connected via the hook.
It is hard to explain but the package has a diagram that was clear to me. It holds the tape tight very well.
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