How to use self-locking fence bands
One way to stand out from the competition is to use self-locking fabric bands when installing chain link in high traffic areas such as residential, educational or recreational areas....
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Two Reasons for Floating Fence Post in Cement
There are several ways to set or float poles when installing chain link fence. The method to use depends on the job, soil and personal preference. There are two...
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Installink fence dispenser quickly stretches chain link fence fabric
Save Time, Save money with an Installink. In this video, we are stretching in about 600 to 700 feet of chain link. It’s 10 feet tall, 9-gauge, 2-inch mesh....
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Dispose Used Chain Link Fence with Rapid Roller
In this video, we are rolling up an 8-foot-tall chain link fence that we have to remove on a project at an airport. We dropped the wire down, laid...
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Two Rhino PD and Kiwi to pound fence posts
On an airport job, we were pounding in about 4,500 feet of 10-foot-high fence. They are 15 feet long, 5 feet in the ground. We have a setup that...
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Post Hole Digger vs. Easy Auger: Both require only one operator
On a project that ornamental fence was added to an existing line at a ball field, we used an Easy Auger rather than a post hole digger or Bobcat...
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Problems with hook ties compared to pre-formed chain link fence ties
For years, the standard for the fence industry has been to tie fabric with aluminum hook ties. It’s fast, easy and inexpensive. But while on a routine bid spec...
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Using a skid-steer door with Installink Jr.
The other day we had a customer inquire about using the door on a skid-steer with an Installink machine. They were running the machine and had a problem with...
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