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No-Weld Kits Make Remote Fencing Easy
Retirement often sparks new ventures. For Ron Goedecke, owner of Bullet Fence Systems, it led to a practical innovation in fencing.
“I was nearing retirement and bought an acreage property which needed some fencing built,” Goedecke shares in a recent instructional video. “The main problem was we were in the mid
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No-Weld Kits Make Remote Fencing Easy
Retirement often sparks new ventures. For Ron Goedecke, owner of Bullet Fence Systems, it led to a practical innovation in fencing.
“I was nearing retirement and bought an acreage property which needed some fencing built,” Goedecke shares in a recent instructional video. “The main problem was we were in the middle of a burn ban, so I thought about what I could do and ended up creating Bullet Fence. It’s excellent for use in remote areas as you don’t need to transport a welder around.”
Bullet Fence N Brace Kits are designed to withstand recommended wire tensions without welding and eliminate fire hazards, even on hot or windy days. Installation is quick and requires no specialized equipment, and the connectors save time and reduce stress.
“The post-to-rail connection makes a simple and strong compression brace,” Goedecke explains. “With no experience, you can complete the brace setup. The Fence Bullet brackets create bracing comparable to the structure and integrity of a welded brace and will save you time, money and peace of mind.”
Minimal tools are needed, including wrenches, a tape measure and a level, eliminating the need for expensive, heavy equipment. If posts are accurately set, cutting is rarely necessary, making this ideal for remote builds.
Several brace kit options are available, tailored to wire types and terrain, with prices ranging from $23 to $93 plus S&H.
Goedecke notes, “The Fence Bullet costs about half of what it costs to use a welder and related tools. For property owners in remote or fire-prone areas, Bullet Fence Systems offers an accessible, cost-effective and safe alternative.”
Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Bullet Fence Systems LLC, 1001 E. 20th, Okmulgee, Okla. 74447 (ph 918-777-3973; info@bulletfence.com; www.bulletfence.com).
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