Patriot white t-post safety cap (10 pack)
White caps that cover the sharp top of a T-post, ten per pack, fitted by hand to stop scrapes to people and stock.
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The top of a T-post is a hazard nobody thinks about until somebody catches a hand on one. Horses roll into them, kids climb through fences, and a post cut off at chest height in tall grass is hard to see. The steel edge is thin enough to open a gash. These are protective caps and nothing else. They push onto the top of most standard T-post styles and sizes, no tools required, and the fit is tight enough that they stay put. White, ten per pack, listed by Patriot as product code 380 0012-144 with a five-year warranty. Worth being clear on what they are not. Unlike a T-post topper, a safety cap does not hold or insulate a conductor. If the top of your post needs to carry a hot wire as well as be covered, the topper is the fitting you want instead. Prioritise them where people and animals actually come into contact with the fence: around corrals, along riding paddocks, at gateways and anywhere a fence runs near a yard. Capping every post on a quarter section is rarely the best use of a ten-pack.
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- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot white t-post safety cap (10 pack)
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing › Posts and Stakes
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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