Stronghold Haywire Klamper

[MassMark]

My dad had one like the link I put on page one. Difference seems to be that where this guys tool has the key you twist, the older ones had a threaded piece that turned to pull the tensioning bar up instead of twisting it.

That sounds like the one I remember using as a kid at the farm I worked on...I think it was just called a Clamp Tool...

 

[bfm]

That sounds like the one I remember using as a kid at the farm I worked on...I think it was just called a Clamp Tool...

Yup. There are still three or four different ones that are still made in the USA.

 

[Bill Katt]

Besides - I don't want or need over a mile of bailing wire at any price...

You say that now...but just wait until you need it.....LOL

 

[squatch413]

The term "going haywire" didnt come from no where.........

 

[CRSIII]

Brilliant!
Where's the group buy thread?!?

 

[MassMark]

Brilliant!
Where's the group buy thread?!?

Forthcoming...

 

[MassMark]

Brilliant!
Where's the group buy thread?!?

Forthcoming...

http://www.northeastshooters.com/vbulletin/threads/180033-Feeler-Stronghold-Haywire-Klamper

 

[coastie]

Used this to repair a splitting maul a while back. Handle had split. Worked great and I was able to finish splitting the load of wood. I would recommend anyone that hasn't should get one.

 

[GM-GUY]

I just found/remembered this from the thread - I ordered one. I had to fix a sprinkler line and it would have been perfect instead of the clamps I had to dig through my stash for.


Well, next time. I ordered the 'Survival Kit' comes in a container and will hang nicely on the shed wall until needed.


*****ON EDIT*****
And they ship FAST - went today out of Montana, less than 2 hrs.

 

[Rancho]

sweet!! I'm getting one. I am constantly using wire for repair on things and this little ditty is the fix I am looking for.!!