Gallagher North America G72413 Double Foot Treading Post

Product Description

The GALLAGHER NORTH AMERICA G72413 is a 39-inch double foot treading post designed for temporary and permanent electric fence installations. Built from sturdy, durable plastic, this post features 9 numbered lugs that accommodate virtually all animal types, making it a versatile choice for livestock and perimeter fencing applications. The Twist N Lock system provides a simple, secure attachment point for conductors, reducing installation time in the field. The double foot design increases ground stability, keeping the post upright under tension and animal pressure.

This post is suited for use in agricultural and farm fencing applications where electric fence conductors need reliable support across varied terrain. It is compatible with all turbo polywire and tape conductors up to 0.5 inches in width. Fence installers, farm managers, and agricultural contractors will find this post useful for both single-run and multi-strand fence layouts across pasture, paddock, and rotational grazing configurations.

Key Features

• 39-inch post height provides adequate above-ground clearance for livestock fencing
• Double foot base increases stability and resistance to tipping on soft or uneven ground
• 9 numbered lugs designed for use with virtually all animal types and fence configurations
• Compatible with turbo polywire and tape conductors up to 0.5 inches wide
• Twist N Lock attachment system ensures a secure, tool-free conductor connection
• Durable plastic construction resists corrosion and weathering in outdoor environments

Compatibility

Compatible with all turbo polywire and tape conductors up to 0.5 inches in width. Suitable for use across virtually all animal types and standard electric fence configurations.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by pressing the double foot base firmly into the ground by foot pressure. Conductors are secured using the Twist N Lock lug system without additional tools. Inspect post alignment and lug engagement before energizing the fence. Always de-energize the fence energizer before making adjustments to conductors or post positions.