How do you Debarb barbed wire?

G'day Tommy,

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Thanks for your feedback. The Debarber does take a little bit of getting used to and it is important to have the individual barbs standing up fairly straight before unwinding them. In our experience with practise it is much easier to use that pliers.

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Regards,
Ian

I am familiar with the PTO kind, and they can be simple and dangerous (rotating with tractor running, and no way to get to the switch to shut it off in an emergency) or:
more sophisticated with a clutch that can be used to engage and disengage. Problem with the winding mechanism, is often it takes two 'gloved' hands to guide the wire on. This removes a hand from the clutch and therein lies the 'danger' of getting wrapped up with the roll of wire.

I do the hand methods described and remove it from the posts, and sometimes pull it out to where rolling a section at a time is easier. Starting a loop about 16" diam. and then rolling it by hand, keeping it criss-crossed as you go seems to work well and sometimes goes surprisingly fast. But, those barbs can seem to have a mind of their own and a vengence to go along with it. As Egon knows, makes one call out once in awhile. /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif

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