Plammers fencing Pliers

SVcummins

Well-known Member
Did plammers go out of business?
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You can try calling Plamm Co in Clovis, CA. 559-578-0442

As of 1-30-21, they said the Plammer was still on backorder.
 
They are back ordered as well . Never thought Id see the day
when the flue made it so I couldnt buy fencing pliers
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SV Ive built and fixed fence a lot in my 66 years but that's the first time to hear of a plammer. Just proves you can always learn if you pay attention. I had to goggle it and found them priced from $50 to$70. Thanks for posting them.
 
They are nice then I dont have to carry a hammer and pliers just the one tool I almost never use a fence stretcher and I havent for 20 years unless Im building a gate or a brace
 

Should make you wonder if they really are made in USA.
Maybe more like assembled in USA.

The foundry where they they are created was sold sometime last year. So they are at the mercy of someone else's foundry.
 
Youve got to remember where they are . Its probably illegal
to have a fencing pliers factory open right now . And farmers
and ranchers are no longer considered essential .
 
(quoted from post at 10:33:35 02/22/21) . And farmers
and ranchers are no longer considered essential .
That isn't true at all. Like Double07 said, they no longer produce their own castings.
 
Back in the '50s we had a pair of fencing pliers somewhat like that, the hammer head was different, it was rectangle in shape, and it's face was like a rough in hammer.
 
It's currently being used as an excuse across the board, from manufacturing down to delivery....

Sadly, put simply, as it's all happening employees keep playing right along because those working are afraid to make waves, and those aren't are relying on those who are to keep them paid.

I never thought I'd see the day when Free people acted like sheep being led around by the nose, 'for their own good'......
 
I have the Chinesium version of that fence plier. The handles come too close together when used as pliers and its guaranteed to give you blood blisters if you try to cut wire with it.
 
(quoted from post at 07:50:46 02/22/21)
(quoted from post at 10:33:35 02/22/21) . And farmers
and ranchers are no longer considered essential .
That isn't true at all. Like Double07 said, they no longer produce their own castings.

We never produced our own castings. We have always used foundries in CA and AZ
 

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