Gallagher North America G72315 Ring Top Fence Post 34in 50pk

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G72315 is a 34-inch ring top fence post designed for electric fence installations in agricultural and livestock management applications. The post features an over-molded glass-filled (GF) nylon head that eliminates wire shorts and prevents the fence wire from wearing through over time. The shaft is engineered for shock resistance and resists bending under load. A tough, unbendable foot plate provides stable ground penetration. This post is installed by agricultural fencing contractors and farm operators managing pasture perimeter or rotational grazing systems.

This post is suited for temporary or semi-permanent electric fence lines in pasture, paddock, and field boundary applications. The ring top design significantly reduces wire tangling during installation, removal, and storage, making it practical for rotational grazing setups where posts are moved frequently. Sold in a package of 50 units, it is well suited for contractors and producers fencing large areas in a single project. The GF nylon head provides insulation between the wire and the post shaft without requiring a separate insulator clip.

Key Features

• Over-molded GF nylon head eliminates wire shorts and prevents wire wear-through at the contact point
• Ring top design significantly reduces wire tangling during installation and removal
• Shock-resistant shaft construction handles ground impact and livestock pressure
• Tough, unbendable foot plate for reliable ground penetration and stable footing
• Sold in a package of 50 posts for large-scale fencing projects

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement and standard component for electric fence systems using single-strand wire or polywire in agricultural and livestock perimeter fencing installations.

Installation Notes

Ring top fence posts are typically installed by agricultural fencing contractors or farm operators using a standard fence post driver or mallet. Before servicing or reconfiguring an active electric fence, disconnect or de-energize the fence energizer to eliminate shock hazard. Drive the post straight and to consistent depth for uniform wire height across the fence line. Avoid over-driving, which can stress the foot plate and shaft junction.