Patriot corner lag - black (4 pack)
Four black lag-in corner insulators for wood posts, an economical way to take a corner strain on offset poly or aluminum wire fencing.
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These screw straight into a wood post and give you a corner strain point without building anything. They are the practical answer when you are running an offset live wire around an existing fence line and need it to turn a corner cleanly. They take poly wire, poly rope, poly braid and aluminum wire. Four to a pack. Worth knowing before you buy: Patriot does not recommend corner lags for use with high output joule energizers. On a big system pushing serious energy down a long run, put in a proper strain insulator or a porcelain end and keep the lags for offsets, cross-fences and lighter work. Used within that range they last well and go in with a socket in about a minute each. Where they earn their money is retrofitting. Adding a hot offset to a barbed wire fence to stop cattle rubbing, running a poly line around a hay yard, or fencing off a dugout. All of it wood posts, all of it needing corners, none of it worth the labour of a braced assembly.
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- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot corner lag - black (4 pack)
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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