[user30697]

what rebar tier should i buy. the max is at the top of my list but i would prefer lithium batteries. i am lost when it comes to a rebar tier market availability so please help me out,

 

[WarnerConstInc.]

The Manuel ones work way better. Everyone I know that bought the battery ones stopped using them by noon on the first day.

 

[user30697]

every one i know who has one say that they can out tie 4 guys who use manual as to one guy with a electric. i never heard anyone say anything about stopping to use them at the end of the first day never mind noon.

 

[katoman]

Battery powered re-bar tyers? Battery powered caulking guns? What's the world coming to. :blink: I just use the old wood handled one.

 

[WarnerConstInc.]

I am just telling you from experiance. I know several people who bought those things for 2k+ and totally hated them after a days worth of work. I could probably set something up for you.

 

[katoman]

I am just telling you from experiance. I know several people who bought those things for 2k+ and totally hated them after a days worth of work. I could probably set something up for you.

WHAT!! someone would pay two thousand to tie re-bar! Are they nuts.

 

[katoman]

what rebar tier should i buy. the max is at the top of my list but i would prefer lithium batteries. i am lost when it comes to a rebar tier market availability so please help me out,

( use the glue gun ) :laughing:

 

[WarnerConstInc.]

Here:
http://www.ontimesupply.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1820

 

[katoman]

Here:
http://www.ontimesupply.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=1820

That looks pretty cool, if I tied re-bar for a living I would probably try it. But for occasional stuff, I'll stick with the spinner type. Can't remember, was about ten bucks.

 

[WarnerConstInc.]

That looks pretty cool, if I tied re-bar for a living I would probably try it. But for occasional stuff, I'll stick with the spinner type. Can't remember, was about ten bucks.

The wire is expensive for them, they are heavy and they just are a real PIA to use.

 

[Inner10]

I didn't know anyone but MAX made them; a precast company near my old home used the cordless tiers almost exclusivly, very convinient when you have to tie bar in an awkard position.

 

[Chris Johnson]

I have tried rebar tier on borrowing them and had nothing but problems, they work great if there is no dirt around, little bit of dirt and your cleaning it.

It is easier for me to wrap wire and tie as needed. Another thing to keep in mind, the rebar tier doesn't get the bar that tight.

 

[john5mt]

i saw a guy who tied wire for a living vs a guy with one of those and the manual tier won. You can buy a lot of man hours for 2000 bucks.

 

[user30697]

about them being heavy : i looked at my buddys max and its really light. but its price is 3 grand to (i think).
about the glue gun there's an idea.
about them not being to tight.. i saw a guy take two foot long pieces of rear and tied one end and put a bolt in between the 2 pieces and the tier pulled it toghether.

 

[kliffwalker]

Have you bought a Rebar Tier Yet?

Hey if you havent bought a Rebar Tier yet,I have a Brand new MaxUsaCorp RB 392 Im willing to let go for $1500 its never been used in the case with all the goodies,its just been sitting in my office.I gave a friend of mine a job even paid for the RB 392 out of my pocket for him And the MTF couldnt handle the work and quit on me.....Please get ahold of me i can send pics or follow my post its advertised on here k Thankyou..... [email protected]