Setting Up HorseGuard Bi-Polar Fence (3)

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With the help of a broomstick unroll your tape along the fence line posts
untill you reach the first corner .

On the corner post install the tensioner , set only the 2 bottom lag bolts leaving opened the top of the tensioner so the tape can be inserted into. Then set the two top lagbolts without thight-ening them because you need to pull the tape as hard as you can to create the tension .

Once you have built sufficient tension hold the tape and make a “dead loop” around the post to keep the tension.

Tighten the long lag bolts with the pipe key or the drill into the post until the tape is definitely locked in.Make sure not to fold the edges of the tape. The Tape has to be perfectly straight. Proceed the same way at each corner post up to the last gate post .

At the last post 2 options: metal gate or tape gate.
Keep enough length if you are installing a tape gate,
and set the insulated gate handle #11XP at the end .

BP13A

Bi-Polar Gate Handle for BP32or37

needs x feet of Bi-Polar Stretchy Tape

15.29

Go back at the beginning of the fence line and at each post put the tape into each line insulator #8br and secure the cap with the 2 violin screws (every 25 insulators, you have one violin screw extra) leave it secured to the insulator, you might need it one day if you drop a violin screw in the grass...

8bl

Line Post Insulator - Black