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Gripple Torque Tensioning Tool Reviews

4.7 Rating 29 Reviews
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Get consistent wire tensioning with the Gripple Torque Tool, ideal for fences and trellises, handling up to 880 lbs effortlessly.

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They work well, though after a few uses I had to push the jaws up manually to get a bite on the cable.
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Posted 8 years ago
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Been using for about 8 years. Great product!
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Posted 8 years ago
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I wasn't familiar with Gripples until my deer fencing project. Really glad I got one. Took me a while to catch on to how to use it but now i am pretty fast at tensioning a line quickly. Well made, works every time,very light. Worked with all sizes of Gripples. I found it worth the cost. Also must say Kencove is the place to get it and the Gripples. Best price and service.
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Posted 8 years ago
This tool and the entire Gripple system works really well. What a time saver! I bought this from Kencove about a year ago. Over that time, I have used it to install about 20 of Kencove's quick braces. The tool broke where it grips onto the wire/cable. If you are going to use this frequently, I would advise buying one of the more robust options. I now have to replace mine which is aggravating since I'm nearing the end of my fence projects. Wish I would have went with one of the heavy duty tension tools that Kencove offers. Hope this helps someone trying to decide between the two.
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Posted 8 years ago
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This is a must have tool for building and repairing high tensile fence.
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Posted 9 years ago
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awkward to use but works
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Posted 9 years ago
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Works as advertised, cool feature is that you can set the amount of force that you tighten with...Thanks Ken cove, you always have what I need when I need it
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Posted 10 years ago
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We simply put 4 fence staples in each end post at 2 feet and 4 feet with enough room between the staple and post to loop one wire thru. We then overlapped the wire at the connection point, installed the Gripple, and tightened. It was so simple to use. We left the fence staples loose for future adjustments, so basically they keep the wire from moving up and down. I have and will refer this system to friends.
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Posted 10 years ago