Big shout out for Cheetah....

Justjens

Sent my head torch off for a new switch cover on Tuesday, returned today with a much improved switch and a new strap, delivered to my door FOC.

Great service from a great Irish company.

Sugarbowl

Didn’t realize they did that... I’ve a broken one here. Big fan of them though... Santa brought me a new one. Would be lost without it these nights

davidk1394

Their a great company. I run all cheetah fencers here. I bought their red gap handles too, a bit more expensive than your standard blue ones but no comparison.

Cattlepen

Terribly decent company. Bought one of their fevers and they fixed an old one I had that was a different brand

Birdnuts

I have several on my own place and concur with the OP

Base price

I bought a new Cheetah mains fencer in 1985. It got fried by lightening sometime in the mid 90's. I phoned them up and they told me to post it too them. They repaired it, posted it back and to this day it still works as good as the first day I bought it.
Edit to add - it seldom gets turned off other than if I need to do a major fencing job.

kk.man

The kids broke the strap holder thingy on mine. I must get it fixed. How did you contact them?

Base price

A pic that I took a couple of years ago of the fencer that I bought in '85.

Justjens

kk.man wrote: »

The kids broke the strap holder thingy on mine. I must get it fixed. How did you contact them?

Email...

trg

davidk1394 wrote: »

Their a great company. I run all cheetah fencers here. I bought their red gap handles too, a bit more expensive than your standard blue ones but no comparison.

What's the difference?

davidk1394

trg wrote: »

What's the difference?

The handles are more expensive than the standard blue handles. They have a nice finish, made from tougher plastic and the spring inside is stronger and lasts longer

GrasstoMilk

davidk1394 wrote: »

The handles are more expensive than the standard blue handles. They have a nice finish, made from tougher plastic and the spring inside is stronger and lasts longer

Hard get a good tighten on the wire with them I find
The cheap Gallagher ones is what I use, lots of spring in it to tighten

davidk1394

GrasstoMilk wrote: »

Hard get a good tighten on the wire with them I find
The cheap Gallagher ones is what I use, lots of spring in it to tighten

It's nearly trial and error to find the right handle.

TooOldBoots

Great company but they are a bit off the mark with there online presence, you should be able to buy there stuff off them direct from the Website.
They are really missing a trick and can't understand why they do not do this