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Live beaver traps? #7566632
04/22/22 05:35 PM
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Just picked up a used tomahawk live beaver trap. Replaced the cables and got it working the way it should. Anyone know where I could pick up some replacement chain-link mesh? Could I actually use chain-link fencing? The stuff on the trap looks like it's a lighter weight chain-link then you would find on fencing. Not really wanting to buy from the manufacturer as it would probably pretty expensive.


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Re: Live beaver traps? [Re: wormbobskey] #7788974
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Re: Live beaver traps? [Re: wormbobskey] #7789006
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What is the diameter of the wire on the trap?

Here is info on wire gauge sizes commonly used in chain link fencing.

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A number 6 gauge is .192 inches, while a large 12-1/2 gauge is .099 inches. The number 9 gauge is .148 inches and the 11-1/2 is .113 inches. That makes the difference between the 11-1/2 and 9 gauges .018 inches.


9 and 11 1/2 gauge seem to be the most common used in the fencing industry.


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Re: Live beaver traps? [Re: wormbobskey] #7791747
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I haven't put the calipers on it but if I had to guess I'd say its 12.5 gauge.


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