Zenport® ZL100 Large ZenTapener Tapetool Tapener Plant Tying Gun

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Zenport® ZL100 Large ZenTapener Tapetool Tapener Plant Tying Gun

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• 15" long. Easy, Simple Operation! Tie plants with the squeeze of your hand!
• Only one squeeze of the handle stretches the tape between the jaws ready to wrap around the plant stem and support.
• A second squeeze staples the tape firmly and cuts it off neatly. Device is then ready to continue tying.
• Parts/supplies are easily available for the ZenTapener.
• Universally compatible with MAX® HT-B Tapener.

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Zenport® ZL100 Large ZenTapener Tapetool Tapener Plant Tying Gun.

Whether your task is in a nursery securing high value standards, or in a vineyard ensuring security for valuable vines and trees, Zenport® tapener guns and accessories give plants that desirable uniform appearance. One tapener does the work of three people tying by hand!
Tapener Gun Features:
Tying plants to support stakes & lines.
Saves time and provides a secure plant tie.
Very fast, very tidy and highly professional presentation
Lightweight, durable and easy to use.
Plated for corrosion resistance in the elements.
Easy to maintain and provide fantastic value for money.
Universally compatible with MAX® Tapener Guns.
Zenport® makes ALL parts and components available to maintain your tapener for many years.
Zenport® Lifetime Guarantee.
Universally compatible with MAX® HT-B Tapener.

Zenport® ZL100 Large ZenTapener Tapetool Tapener Plant Tying Gun

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A new gardening time of year is upon us, time to get organised! Sometimes it is challenging to start gardening chores and we look for any reason to go back inside and place it off for another Clarence Shepard Day Jr.. One of the first challenges to your morale is a disorganised quad. You keep your domicile ship shape, shouldn't you be the garden tools organized also? If your roses are pristine and your pride and joyousness, stretch that pride to your garden equipment?.

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Gardening Tools question by willow1031: Are old rusty tools worth cleaning?
I've been cleaning out the basement of a house built in 1936 and I've come across a lot of old-fashioned tools that I'm not sure what to do with. As far as I can tell, we have the makings of a fully stocked tool bench and gardening equipment all predating 1950. Some of them are really neat but all of them are covered in rust. Is it worth cleaning the rust off? If so, can anyone recommend a way to do it?

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Answer by rlbendele1
Yes, clean they up. Because its interesting and because some old tools are worth money. There is a rust remover jell. I think called rust off. You can get at any hardware store. I am jealous of your find.

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