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How to find a fault in electric fencing
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<p>Names of tools
A- fence tester
B-gripple strainers
C- gripple
D- steel dropper insulator
E- wooden post insulator
F - electric fence handle
G- insulated end strainer
H- staples
I- end  insulator
J- wire strainers
K- bull nose pliers
L parrot nose pliers</p>

Names of tools A- fence tester B-gripple strainers C- gripple D- steel dropper insulator E- wooden post insulator F - electric fence handle G- insulated end strainer H- staples I- end insulator J- wire strainers K- bull nose pliers L parrot nose pliers

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Gather tools required such as a fence tester bull nose pliers

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<p>This fence is showing a fault of 5.3 A top number And telling me it’s to the right of where I’m at you will need to follow this down the fence till you find the fault</p>

This fence is showing a fault of 5.3 A top number And telling me it’s to the right of where I’m at you will need to follow this down the fence till you find the fault

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<p>If the top number is showing under 0.5 you don’t have a problem and as long as the bottom number is atleast 5.5</p>

If the top number is showing under 0.5 you don’t have a problem and as long as the bottom number is atleast 5.5