6-1/2 in. 11-Gauge Aluminum Chain Link Fence Ties (30-Pack)

A:  You can use the chain link repair roll to replace any part of your fence. Model # 30870R48. Thank You, Jennifer Customer Care

A:  Hello Butch, thank you for your question. If you look at the product page for this item on the Home Depot website, there are some pictures showing how to install the tie wires. We do not have a video specific to tie wires. I hope the images provide the proper guidance in this matter. Regards, your YardGard support team.

A:  using pliers (i used needle nose and leather work gloves) wrap the tie around one side of chainlink close to a post or top bar and leave enough slack to make a "u" around the post/bar then wrap the other end around the chainlink. tightening the tie will hold the chainlink in a hug against the bar

A:  Probably on YouTube

A:  Yes YouTube will show you

A:  There is probably a YouTube video, but the ties are very simple to use with just a pair of pliers

A:  Lineman’s pliers

A:  I just used a pair of pliers.

A:  I used them about every 8 foot across the top rail

A:  I assume you mean tool? I just used pliers

A:  We just used pliers to bend it.

A:  a long-nose pliar, channel locks, or vice grips

A:  No special tool needed. I used a long nosed pliers and twisted them around

A:  All you need is a pliers in each hand (or a clamp or vice grip to hold it in the middle while you twist the other end) Heavy gloves help too. They are really quite easy to use.

A:  If you're asking what "Tool" is needed, I use a long needle-nose pliers to bend these ties into place securing the fence. Needle nose pliers also fit into the small area to clamp the ties. Your fingers are too large to maneuver around the fence opening and tighten the ties properly.

A:  They're pretty soft so just any pair of pliers will do the trick. I think I even just used my hands for a couple of them.

A:  I used a PULJAK to reconnect my fence to the posts and stretch it. I was fortunate my brother had one to borrow.

A:  2 ton come along cable puller. Hook one end to the end bar in the fencing.

A:  I think it's called a stretcher & HD should be able to order it for you. I saw it advertised at another home improvement store.

A:  Katy, Home depot sells a fence stretcher bar for under $50 that use a comealong to stretch your fence fabric.

A:  need to use a come-a-long to stretch

A:  I did stretch the fabric my husband and I were able to pull it down each section we did it worked fine that way. We would tie it tight it worked beautiful that way and use the ties. Great privacy the fabric fence. You need two people to do it.

A:  Dont believe there is a tool. I had a helper pull it while i zip tied it before using metal ties

A:  Your friend has shared a link to a Home Depot product they think you would be interested in seeing: YARDGARD 36 in. Galvanized Steel Hook Stretcher Bar with 3 Hooks https://www.homedepot.com/p/YARDGARD-36-in-Galvanized-Steel-Hook-Stretcher-Bar-with-3-Hooks-328753DPT/202025423

A:  These ties are pretty soft, so I don't think they will help stretch the fabric without breaking. I use them to tie together sections of fence after I tension the fabric with a piece of rebar on each side and a cable come-along pulling them tight.

A:  I used a tie down ratchet like you would use to tie down a load in a pickup truck.