A wire terminator device for fences and barriers which has two bodies. The first body houses a wire retaining mechanism and the second body stems from the first body and includes an engagement element where the wire is retained in the usage position. The engagement element forming the second body is defined by a through passage in the direction of passage of the wire and a single inlet groove that is oblique with respect to the direction of passage of the wire. The single inlet groove is arranged in the same plane of the direction of passage of the wire in the usage position.

A fencing device 1 comprises installing means for driving the posts 5 of the fence into the ground. These posts are provided with a pointed lower end 9 so that they can easily be driven into the ground. The net with the posts attached thereto is wound on a reel 11. The installing means gradually guide the posts from the reel to the ground, while the lower ends of the posts are driven into the ground. For guiding the posts, the installing means are formed by a guide consisting of a top guide profile 13, two side guide profiles 15 and a bottom guide profile 17. When a temporary fence is erected, the first post is to be driven into the ground manually and supported with a cable or pole. Subsequently, the fence will be unwound from the reel while the trailer is moved on.

A guide device (10) is disclosed for constructing a wire or cable fence. The device (10) is arranged for contact with, and movement along, strands of pretensioned wire or cable (64) which form the fence wires. The guide device (10) has a number of rotatable members (16) on a generally horizontal axis of rotation, which are each arranged in use to support one of the strands (64) at a respective, pre-determined elevation above surrounding ground (8). A plurality of fence posts (66) having through-holes (68) that are arranged for receipt of the respective strand(s) (64) can then be caused to slide along the strands (64) in use without contacting the surrounding ground (8), and be spaced apart along those strands (64) to form the posts of the fence.

A fence installation system for automating the fence installation process includes a trailer apparatus. A post dispenser apparatus is configured to secure a plurality of fence posts. A post holder apparatus comprises a first robotic arm and a claw configured to secure a fence post. A post hole drill apparatus is coupled to the trailer apparatus and comprises a second robotic arm, a drill head, and an auger bit. A post driver apparatus comprises a third robotic arm and a driver head configured to drive the fence post into the ground. A fence wiring apparatus comprises a spool axle and a plurality of wire spools coupled to the spool axle. A control apparatus is in operational communication with each of the post holder apparatus, the post hole drill apparatus, the post driver apparatus, and the fence wiring apparatus.

Disclosed herein is a post repair kit comprising a stake defined by a body, proximal end, and a tapered anchor end. The post repair kit comprises a hammer mechanism comprising a power portion and a reciprocating ram structure, the power portion forcibly driving the reciprocating ram structure in a reciprocating motion. The reciprocating ram structure comprises a rod structure having a proximal end coupled with the power portion. The reciprocating ram structure further comprises an offset member connected to a distal end of the rod structure. The offset member has a first hole and a second hole. The distal end of the rod structure is connected to the first hole, wherein the offset member and the rod structure are connected perpendicular to each other. The reciprocating ram structure further comprises an interchangeable adaptor end tool detachably connected to the offset member using a fastening mechanism at the second hole.

An apparatus and method for securing fence wire to posts employs a fence clip having a ring-like body with first and second legs extending from the body on opposite sides of an opening within the body. A nut and bolt arrangement is employed for drawing the legs toward each other, reducing the opening and clamping the ring-like body about a cylindrical post. Each of the fence clips also has a pair of containment guides extending from opposite edges of the ring-like body, the containment guides forming a passageway for receiving and maintaining barbed wire. The openings of the passageway are flared outwardly to accommodate the entry of the barbed wire into the passageway regardless of the direction in which the barbed wire passes. The fence clips are adjustable, repositionable, and reusable.

A post repair kit and method of reparation juxtaposition a lateral brace to a broken section and a new section of a fence post. The kit provides a stake with a proximal end that couples to a hammer mechanism having a reciprocating ram, and a tapered anchor end that drives into the ground. Interchangeable end adapter tools detachably attach to distal end of reciprocating ram. The end adapter tools may include a slotted bit that fits onto a flat stake, where the slot is open sided to allow the tool to fit over stakes that are bent at an edge. Other adapters may engage the stake at alternative points. The hammer mechanism drives the stake into the ground parallel to the post. Fasteners are driven into the stake to secure the stake against the post sections to provide lateral support to the mended junction.

A fence installation system for automating the fence installation process includes a trailer apparatus. A post dispenser apparatus is configured to secure a plurality of fence posts. A post holder apparatus comprises a first robotic arm and a claw configured to secure a fence post. A post hole drill apparatus is coupled to the trailer apparatus and comprises a second robotic arm, a drill head, and an auger bit. A post driver apparatus comprises a third robotic arm and a driver head configured to drive the fence post into the ground. A fence wiring apparatus comprises a spool axle and a plurality of wire spools coupled to the spool axle. A control apparatus is in operational communication with each of the post holder apparatus, the post hole drill apparatus, the post driver apparatus, and the fence wiring apparatus.

The present invention relates to a device for installing a fence. In most embodiments the device comprises three main areas: the driver area, the installer area, and the storage area. The driver area is where the driver of the device is located and comprises the necessary components to drive the device, such as a motor and steering mechanism. The installer area is where the fence installer is located, and in most embodiments is placed above the driver area so that the installer can access the top rail of the fence during installation. The storage area is where the fencing material is placed, often times as a roll. This roll is fed out of the storage area and installed by the installer while the device is driven down the length of the fence. This device beneficially decreases the amount of time and man-power required to install a fence.

A post handling tool is adaptable for mounting on a skid steer device. It utilizes a pair of hydraulic clamps secured to a base having a vertical stabilizing pole perpendicularly secured to the base.