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Wire Roller Pulls Behind ATV's
Many years ago, Glenn Wood of Tulsa, Okla., was faced with the prospect of fencing a large acreage by himself. He invented the Roll-A-Barb which he simply pulled along the ground by hand.
After retirement, he started manufacturing the Roll-A-Barb for others and recently began making a model that can be pulled ei
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Wire Roller Pulls Behind ATV's ATV'S ATV'S 24-6-33 Many years ago, Glenn Wood of Tulsa, Okla., was faced with the prospect of fencing a large acreage by himself. He invented the Roll-A-Barb which he simply pulled along the ground by hand.
After retirement, he started manufacturing the Roll-A-Barb for others and recently began making a model that can be pulled either manually or behind an ATV. The tool is made of 1-in. dia. lightweight tubing and is strong enough that the wire can be lifted in and out of a pickup while still attached to the Roll-A-Barb. "The wire itself comprises the wheel and when you stop, it stops, thus avoiding tangling the wire," notes Wood.
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Glenn Wood, 4643 S. 28 W. Ave., Tulsa, Okla. 74107 (ph 918 446-7335).
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