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Posts by Wayne R
Wayne R
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http://fencerfixer.com
Wayne runs "Fencer Fixer" where he repairs electric fence chargers and fence testers. He's always happy to help folks figure out their fencing problems.
Check out his website for more information.
Fencing
Is Your Multi-Wire Fence Too Much For Your Charger?
Wayne R
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May 25, 2015
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Fencing
Is a Fault-Finding Fence Tester Worth the Money?
Wayne R
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May 4, 2015
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