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GoBob becomes Fence Dawg distributorsGoBob Pipe and Steel Sales recently made a deal with Fence Dawg LLC of Bethlehem, Ga., to distribute their unique products in several states west of the Mississippi River. Fence Dawg is a fence and wire implement that can allow one person to install fence wire without the aid of others. Fence Dawg has been tested rigorously in the field. No expense was spared in the development of structure or sound rigidity of Fence Dawg. Fence Dawg's braking system (patent pending) allows the wire to stretch with tension that escalates the further you move the tractor. Fence Dawg can easily self load and unload a full roll of hog wire so there is no lifting during loading or unloading. Fence Dawg's farm model can accommodate up to 6 feet of fence configuration, mixing hog wire and barbed wire on the same stretch--a custom Fence Dawg unit can be modified to almost any height. Fence Dawg's patent pending brake system is removed easily with two pins so that the unit can be used to unroll wire (you can also unroll with braking system installed). You can use Fence Dawg to dispense and pull wire around corners. The barbed wire attachment on the farm model allows one person to install up to five strands of barbed wire on the same stretch. Fence Dawg is also a great implement when used to repair sections of fencing, single and multiple strands or barbed wire. The Fence Dawg unit sits flat on the ground, attaches to a tractor or skid steer with little or no lifting and can stand alone, with or without wire loaded. One person can load, unload, dispense, pull and stretch fencing material. No hydraulics are needed (except your tractor lift), no PTO. Save yourself time and money; install your own fencing without the help of others. So, get out your old 8N or your new model tractor and give American invented, American made Fence Dawg a try. Contact GoBob Pipe and Steel Sales at 1-877-851-2365 for more information and your nearest dealer. Date: 9/18/08
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