Device for crossing multi-strand fences
AssigneeWire-Ups, LLC
InventorsKurt Thaemert, Todd Haley
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Abstract
A device for crossing a multistrand wire fence may comprise a handle, a crossbar, a first and second side supports coupled between the handle and the crossbar, and first and second angled arms extending from each end of the crossbar away from the handled and at least partially towards each other. A fence wire receptacle may be defined between the crossbar and the first and second angled arms. In use, a user may hook the first angled arm of a first wire of the fence and pull down, allowing the user to scoop up an adjacent, or other, wire and place the second angled arm under the adjacent wire thus causing the wires to be pulled toward each other, thus increasing an ease of accessibility from one side of the fence to the other.
Claims6
A device for crossing a fence having a plurality of horizontal strands spaced apart vertically, the device comprising:
- a handle;
- a pair of side supports extending perpendicularly from each end of the handle;
- a crossbar extending between distal ends of each of the side supports to define a rectangular opening;
- and
- a fence wire receptacle defined between a pair of angled arms extending from each end of the crossbar away from the handle, the pair of angled arms extending at an angle toward each other.
A method of manipulating horizontal strands of a fence having a plurality of horizontal strands spaced apart vertically, the method comprising:
- positioning at least two strands of the plurality of horizontal strands within a receptacle of a device, the receptacle defined by a crossbar and a pair of angled arms extending from each end of the crossbar and at least partially towards each other, wherein the crossbar is coupled to and parallel to a handle of the device using a pair of side supports to define a rectangular opening of the device;
- crossing from a first side of the fence to a second side of the fence;
- and
- removing the device from the at least two strands of the plurality of horizontal strands of the fence.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.