NQN 100 Pcs Black Electric Fence Insulator Screw-in Insulator Fence Ring Post Wood Post Insulator and 1 Pc Free Insulator Socket Tool (Grid System Accessories for Animal Husbandry Electronic)

As a woman I’m so pleased with this purchase! I had an acre ready to fence in within two days! I do a lot of our day to day farm and homestead chores and I can’t tell you how fed up I am with driving t-posts. I’m super impressed with this setup and I totally dig the bit attachment being included. Easy to install, easy to line up (thanks for the drill bit accessory that’s included) and they do seem to be of decent quality. However, I learned quick not to go all the way to the tree. I felt like it’d be more promising to line them up as tight as I could get them, unfortunately I learned the hard way to just line them up as close as I could before the black part touches the tree. Out of 2 separate packs of 100 count clips I think I lost 5% of them due to that issue. The attachment is handy, I used the open part of it to line my hook facing up so it would help me navigate my rows into smooth and straight lines when installing my poly wire. Overall I’m really happy with the purchase! I’ve been able to fence in another acre using trees instead of banging t-posts into the rocky ground! My goats eat everything that the cows don’t so clearing land in the woods with livestock is going to be much easier from now on!! And I will say, at some point I may even purchase more so that I can try to do barbed wire on certain parts of our property line!

The tool works great, until it gets hard to screw and then the plastic snaps. The tool literally broke in half on an easy one. Use a metal tool or buy different insulators. These are cheap and will get the job done but you're paying in time if not money.

I used a 1/8 drill bit to pilot hole for these and didn't have any break out of the 60 or so I put up. The included attachment was a fantastic time saver in actually putting them in. However, one was broken the next day, and it was an end one, which was under strain. I only hand tightened the line, and not by a lot, so I don't know what caused the break. It very well could have just been a horse messing with it.

These insulators are plastic and will break when screwing into a post. I broke the 1st three as I was trying to figure out. Pre drill your hole and then they will work better.

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