How to Install the T-PostGuard

MOUNTING YOUR SLEEVES

1/ At the corners and at the gate

Drive your corner posts, gate posts and end posts.

• For adequate strength, use 4 inch by 4 inch wood posts + #36W Tensioner
• Or T-Posts set in concrete + Block Tensioners

2/ On the fence line

Make a straight line by tying a string at 10 inches above ground from your first post
Use your string as a guide to set a straight line of t-posts.

3/ Start mounting the sleeves together :

• 5 segments will make a 5 ft post and 4 segments a 4 ft post.
• Open the T-PostGuard kit box and take out the number of segments you need.
• Make sure to align properly the pre-cut holes; snap the segments together
• Once your sleeve is ready, slide it down your T-Post.
• Do not set the insulators before sliding down the sleeve.
• Some tiny triangles might pop up but that is not a problem.
• To make sure the insulators will be in a straight line, stretch a string from one insulator
• that you set on the fi rst T-PostGuard to one insulator on the last post.
• This will show you the exact line to adjust the height of the T-PostGuard to level the
• insulators. You can force-slide the sleeves up or down to the required level.
• Screw in the insulators, which will also keep the sleeves in place.
• Set the caps and push them down, but don't forget to align first the precut holes. Set the insulator on the cap.

4/ Set the tape

• Set the tape from tensionner to tensioner and then into the insulators (see page 37)
• Close the insulators with the square clips making sure the bumpy side inside the clip is on top

CLIPbr

Keeper Clip br /10

Brown

4.89

Part #CLIPbr : IN STOCK

RCLIPbl

Round Keeper Clip bl /12

Black

3.19

Part #RCLIPbl : IN STOCK

* In case you want to set your fence tape at different heights than the preselected ones ,do not punch in the pre-cut holes, you can drill your own holes with a 1/2 inch drill bit and screw in the insulators

TO UNDO THE SEGMENTS AND THE CAPS

When mounting or dismounting your T-postGuard sleeve, if you realize you haven't aligned the holes correctly, you can separate the segments to readjust with a strong push of your hand or foot at a cross angle on the sleeve.

INSIDE THE T-POSTGUARD

What makes the T-PostGuard fit snuggly without wiggling on the post?

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