Tool for attaching and removing T-post clips
OwnerDanny Craig Shafferinventor
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Abstract
A tool comprising a bar with a pair of teeth proved at one end of the bar and a handle portion attached at the other end of the bar approximately perpendicular to the bar. The teeth are spaced apart from each other in order to allow an end of a t-post clip to removably insert therebetween. The teeth are approximately parallel with the handle and extend outward from the bar in a direction opposite the direction that the handle extends from the bar. The tool is used to twist the ends of t-post clips in order to secure the clips to fence wire in order to secure the fence wire to the t-posts, or alternately, to remove the clips therefrom.
Claims4
A tool for attaching and removing t-post clips comprising
- a straight bar having a first end and an opposite second end, a longitudinal axis of the bar extending between the two opposite ends, and
- two spaced apart teeth provided on said first end of the bar so that the teeth attach to the bar along the longitudinal axis, said teeth attaching directly to said bar, said teeth being approximately parallel to each other along their entire length, said teeth extending outward from the bar approximately perpendicular to the longitudinal axis, and said teeth separated from each other a sufficient distance to admit an end of a t-post clip to be removably received therebetween.
A tool for attaching and removing t-post clips comprising
- a straight bar having a first end and an opposite second end, and two approximately parallel spaced apart teeth attaching directly to a first end of the bar so that the teeth attach to the bar along the longitudinal axis and extend outward therefrom.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.