This is ideal for thumping in 75mm x 75mm square posts or 75 or 85mm round posts, it is safer than using a mell and most people find it easier. It also enables a single person to put posts into the ground. There is no need for a second person holding the post straight. We have chosen the make of post thumper which lasts longest and has the greatest strength. It is also of a weight that suits most users being relatively easy to raise. This product can not be posted

Light weight mell, for garden use. This product can not be posted

Given the choice almost every contractor would use a fibreglass handled mell rather than a wooden one. Although the shaft can not be replaced they do jar the hand, arm and shoulder less than wood which is an important consideration if you are using one every day. This is a robust and well made mell which has been much praised.

This brilliant tool has four functions: join wire with 2.5mm, 3.15mm or 4mm crimps; use the tip cutters for cutting in close; or remove electric fence underground cable insulation with the stripping notch. It is also the best tool that the fencing contractors have ever found for removing old staples, even those sunk into their surrounding wood, and for stripping fencelines. This is a tool that most professional fencers are glad to own and for which they find many uses.

To go with the Ezepull, available in size c2/3, c3/4 and c4/5.

Small, light and efficient - suitable for professional use

These are used to attach line wire and netting using CL22 clips. They are far faster and easier than trying to tie by hand and they make a very professional looking job of rabbit net in particular.

These are used to attach line wire and netting using CL22 clips. They are far faster and easier than trying to tie by hand and they make a very professional looking job of rabbit net in particular. They are also very useful for garden fencing.

Box 100 clips for use with clip guns on site

Many contractors adapt the angle to suit themselves and drill holes so that these handy bits of kit can be attached to a belt loop. Easier on the hands than bending wire using your fingers, a professionals trick. This product will cost £2.80 to post.

The wooden handled shoveltong or shuvholer is a good piece of kit for digging post holes particularly in sand and gravel. The aim of every fencer is to create a deep, straight sided, neat hole in which to put his corner post and this is what he uses to do it. The handles are replaceable when you have finally worn out the first set.

This is an extra long handled metal spade. It is narrow enough to use for digging strainer post holes without ending up with a crater large enough to lose a quad in and long enough to get a good way down.

Replacement handle

This is a stock fence height clamp. It has feet at either end so can be used in either direction. It is also ideal as a top net clamp when building a split net deer fence as there is less drag than with the Professional clamp. This product can not be posted

Quick method of removing staples from posts and strippping wire without cutting the wire

This line wire puller or lobster is a heavy, metal version which should last for many years. It is ideal for barbed wire or line wire. Used to tension around strainer posts it allows the user to free one or both hands to tie off wire. Fits all common wire sizes and the grip will not damage galvanized wire.

This puller has spring loaded jaws and a 1.2m chain. Pull should not exceed 350kg.

Ideal for use with Strainrite boards, heavy duty contractor tool.

Replacement chain and grab for line wire puller

Wire unwinders are sometimes called Spinning Jennies. They are used to dispense line wire over a long distance. Wire unwinder with a spike foot and fold out arms

Specifically designed for fencing.

Used for removing old posts/strainers.