Set Tool for Body Trap - 24"

Description

Taming high-tension springs is a matter of both safety and efficiency. Our 24" Body Grip Setting Tool provides the critical leverage needed to compress the powerful springs on small to mid body grip traps, making the setting process smoother and significantly safer for your hands.

Whether you are working with the standard Duke line or the heavy-duty Super Mag series, these setters are an essential addition to any trapper’s pack.

Key Features

• Maximum Leverage: The 24-inch length is the "sweet spot" for trappers, providing enough mechanical advantage to compress the stiffest #110, #155, #160 #220, #280 & #330 springs with minimal physical effort. Works great on the larger #280 and #330 traps.
• Heavy-Duty Steel Construction: Built to withstand the intense pressure of high-tension springs without bending or flexing, ensuring a long life on the trap line.
• Secure Hook Design: Precision-notched ends are designed to grip the spring eyes securely, preventing the tool from slipping while the spring is under tension.
• Universal Compatibility: While optimized for small to mid size traps, these setters work seamlessly across the full range of double-spring body grip traps (#110 through #330).

Why You Need This Tool

• Safety First: Manually compressing large springs is physically taxing and increases the risk of a "fire" during the setting process. These tools keep your hands at a safe distance from the jaws.
• Speed in the Field: Resetting traps in the mud, water, or cold is much faster when you have the right leverage.
• Essential for Super Mags: If you are running Super Mag springs, a professional setting tool isn't just a convenience—it is a requirement for safe operation.

Technical Specifications

• Overall Length: 24"
• Material: High-Strength Plated Steel
• Recommended For: #110, #155, #160, #220, #280 & 330. Works great on all Super Mags.

Pro Tip: For the ultimate safety setup, use these setters in conjunction with a Safety Gripper (Safety Clip). Once the springs are compressed and the safety hooks are on, use the gripper on the jaws before making your final trigger adjustments.