I use mine alot more than expected. Do NOT loose any of the carriage bolts!!! As it uses a 7/16"X 3". Which TSC does not carry any 7/16" carriage bolts, PERIOD...

Not worth the money

Works great easy to use great price

This product has been a lifesaver!

Does a fine job

Works good and definitely made stretching easier but $85 is very over priced.

Product makes for easy fence stretching

Not a must but greatly makes fence install a lot nicer.

over priced product

This is cumbersome. I thought it would be easier than the old 2x4 form been around for years. It wasn't. The bolts would'nt slip into the black metal piece easy. One would go in then 3 would pop out. Ended up using it twice then shelving it.

Help tremendously with the chain link fence i installed

A little costly for 2x4 and steel.Did the job perfectly and I was in a pinch to get it done quickly. Very happy with the results.

We have horses and was putting up a divider fence, so we bought this to make it as easy as we could to get the job done It worked well

Product works good , just overpriced.

It's a bit of time consuming but does the job.

Best tool to stretch woven wire fence. Channel bar and carriage bolts clamped fence to wooden board. Steel loops hooked easily with a chain to stretcher. Stretches fence uniformly.

Wire stretcher worked well. Was able to stretch wire tight and consistantly.

Stretcher works as advertised. It's a bit cumbersome to connect, but once attached securely to the fence, it will apply tension evenly. I found that using two come along winches to apply tension to the stretcher worked best.

Very useful product

Easy to use and unlike ones with 4 hooks this provides an even stretch across the height of the fence without destroying the end

Works as it should

Got this for a great price and it holds strong for keep my animals in and all the other animals out! I would recommend this product

Good product works well

We gave this a 3 star, this is our second one we have bought due to workmanship. The bolts break and are not replaceable. This product has doubled in price since the last time we purchased, this is another factor for giving it a 3 star it isn’t worth the price but when you need it, you have to purchase it.

My husband loves this tool. We had tried other methods and broke down and got this since building fence is already hard enough and it worked amazing. Defiantly recommend.

We used to just screw two board together to sandwich fence. This tool has too many bolts you must loosen and two handles to remove before you can sandwich a fence. Without two people, it’s hard to line up the bolts and slide the steel part that holds fence secure when bolts are re-assembled on handles and the others are tightened. The problem is with the slot for the bolts. When the bolts are loose, the steel part is designed to slide and that’s where two people would help. Once it’s set up, it does work well. If you have multiple sections of fence to spread, use an impact tool or good ratchet to speed up process.

Works well for stretching woven or welded wire fenceing.

What was needed

We got this wire fence stretcher to help us with building our chicken run, it worked great, my husband had no issues working it and getting the fence nice and tight.

This is a heavy duty, durable fence stretcher best suited for longer fence runs. I used it to stretch 50, 75, and 100 foot sections of 2"x4" welded wire mesh as part of a 500' wooden post and four rail fence I'm constructing. It worked very well and doesn't damage the fence, as long as you don't dog down the four carriage bolts too much. I also attached it in the middle of fence sections without the need for cutting the fence. Since my mesh fencing was only 4' high, I chose to rearrange the carriage bolts and pulling harness brackets to get a straighter pull on my fence sections and didn't need to use the top carriage bolt. I read other reviews before purchasing this product. Poor reviews were clearly input by people that don't know how to use it properly. For example, the bolts for the pulling harness brackets only need to be snugged so the nut doesn't come off. You don't dog these two bolts down to contact the pulling bar which will damage the brackets. This stretcher is a bit clunky and does take some time to assemble for each pull. For the shorter runs, I followed a YouTube vid and made my own stretcher out of a 2x4 with nails driven through it which was quick and effective. This item is pricy, but I would buy it again for my applications. Happy fencing!