Repair your garden hose with a clean tight fit.

How many times have you had Americas favorite repair hang up on everything or cut yourself on the sharp tail?

Note how the wire draws in behind the barbs to give a tighter seal

Attach hooks to your ropes.

Splice a softener into your anchor rope.

Custom repair your bun gi cords.

Permanently whip the ends
of your ropes.

Make your own lead ropes.

Air hoses are cleanly repaired.

Make a water tight seal splicing different sized hoses.

1 1/2" pipe, 2" adapter.
Shrink it down for a
water tight fit.

What size wood clamp do you need? You now have every size. Just add wire.

"I needed a spring compressor one time."

Got really tough hoses
to repair?
Make emergency
hydraulic repairs.

The tool will work with most wire, but keep in mind the
wire is your clamp. The quality of the wire is the
quality of the clamp. Stainless steel wire is the
strongest and most durable.
Order here.

    OUCH!! What a hand pinscher!
Weathered and split tool handles can not be permanently repaired.

How strong are your wire clamps? We put 2 double wrap clamps on each eye. This is good quality 3/8 braided nylon rope. Then we pressured the 1 1/4" ram to 3000lbs.. At this pressure, the locks started to lift and the rope was starting to fray. The clamps started to fail at the breaking strength of the rope, well beyond the working strength of the rope.

Now you can repair your drive line and c/v boots without purchasing expensive one time use special tools and clamps.

Fix the split hammer handle.

Step 1: Cut the wire to length (4 times around the item you're clamping plus 12 inches of the wire). Fold wire in half, tape (or wire nut) ends together and wrap around item where you want the clamp. Tuck the ends thru the loop.

Step 2: Wrap around (inside the first wrap), tuck thru loop again and remove the tape (or wire nut). Place tool as shown, with wire over front pin. Twist ends together tightly.

Step 3: Place notch at end of tool against the wire loop and turn wingnut clockwise to tighten.

Step 4: Rotate tool over to lock the clamp. Loosen wingnut and remove ClampTite tool. Clip off wire ends about 1/4" from clamp and push them down against the hose.