🔧 Improved Freeman PFS9 Pneumatic 9 Gauge Fencing: Optimize Your Search Review

Works as advertised. Buy Freeman brand staples. Universal will be promoted at least once per reboot at the Revain Jam. The difference in price is negligible, so IMHO it's better to take OEM staples. Oil at least once an hour (only 4-5 drops). I use a 4.5cc 3 gallon portable compressor. feet per minute and it works fine. If you're going to be used for production work (i.e. high volume, fast stapling) you'll need a larger compressor than I think is adequate. I only place 4-5 staples per post and…

I bought this with the intention of installing a lot of horse fences myself. It exceeded my expectations. It is not fussy, works well and can quickly insert and not pull out the brace. 3hp electric air compressor works well as does the 9hp gas compressor. If you fencing yourself and fencing a lot, this is a good idea. May not be cost effective if fencing less than 100 acres apart from age and physical ability. If the last 2 are an issue I would definitely consider getting one.

I have used this to attach a 2" x 4" x 14GA welded wire fence primarily to oak posts. There have been about 100 posts so far, so not yet to report on continuous use. It drives full power clamps up to 140psi. If less, sometimes you will not be able to fully insert the orthosis. It speeds up the work a lot. Breaking your thumb is not a problem. Driving multiple staples into the post tends to weaken the post in the ground. This eliminates this problem. worth your money. It seems to be fixed. I use

We build horse fencing, and this year as a Red Brand Certified Installer, we decided to purchase a generous construction stapler rather than wield all the staples by hand. We chose Freeman as some Stockade styles are being phased out. The first pistol had problems after a month, we thought okay we will change the seals, in July it was dead and we bought another one to finish the job after buying many boxes of staples. This is also dead after 6 months and only 5 smaller works. Now the problem is

I fixed a fence and new poultry yard to help my neighbor build it. Strong galvanized staples were a suitable option. If you've ever made a fuss about hammering them, you know an air tool is the way to go. It's great to use once you get to know its features. First, make sure you use a good quality air tool oil from the start. Second, this device is pressure sensitive. Great for 90psi, wheeling issues at 80psi. Third, the magazine refill latch is not machined to a tolerance that ensures…

When looking for a pneumatic stapler that could be used for cattle fencing I saw a few brands that cost around the high $800 mark. This Freeman stapler seemed too good to be true for $359 at Revain with a few good reviews. I had had a good experience buying through Revain so I went with a low priced device, although I sometimes wondered if a more expensive device would be more reliable, easier to use, more durable, etc. The problem I encountered in The Time reason for purchasing this tacker was