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ATV Wire Unroller
"This is an inexpensive and easy way to roll and unroll fence wire," says Terry Hoeppner, Morden, Manitoba, who says he's always looking for new ways to use his ATV.
"I cut off a hub and spindle from the front-end of a junked car. I then welded about a 3-ft. piece of 1 1/4-in. pipe to the spindle. I fasten the p
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ATV wire unroller ATV'S ATV'S 13-2-10 "This is an inexpensive and easy way to roll and unroll fence wire," says Terry Hoeppner, Morden, Manitoba, who says he's always looking for new ways to use his ATV.
"I cut off a hub and spindle from the front-end of a junked car. I then welded about a 3-ft. piece of 1 1/4-in. pipe to the spindle. I fasten the pipe to the rear carrier of my 4-wheeler with two hose clamps so that I can quickly and easily remove the unroller when not in use.
"I use old car rims as spools, drilling a small hole in the bottom center of the rim
to get a new roll started. To unroll, I can drive along at a good speed, braking the spool lightly with a gloved hand."
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Terry Hoeppner, Box 2223, Morden, Manitoba Canada ROG 1JO.
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