Labor Saving Devices, Inc.
Labor Saving Devices, Inc. 81-130 30ft electrician tool
A 30 ft wire-running kit with five 6 ft fiberglass rods, threaded connectors, bullet head and eggbeater whisk for navigating obstacles inside walls
- Item CountFour FiberFuse 6ft. push/pull rods with male and f
- Five 6 ft fiberglass rods reach 30 ft total
- Threaded male/female connectors lock rods together securely
- shaped bullnose with cross-hole attaches wire easily
- 1 ft ball chain retrieves bullnose inside walls
- Eggbeater whisk head guides rods past obstacles
30ft Wire Running Kit
The Labor Saving Devices 81-130 Creep-Zit kit provides 30ft of reach for electricians routing cables through walls and ceilings. It replaces conventional fish tape with rigid fiberglass rods that push and pull wire efficiently. The set includes four FiberFuse rods plus a bullet-shaped head for secure wire attachment.
Threaded Connector System
Four 6ft rods feature male and female screw-on connectors that join securely for continuous length. A fifth rod adds a female connector on one end and a bullnose tip with a cross-hole on the other. This threading keeps the assembly intact during long pushes through cavities.
1ft Ball Chain Retrieval
A 1ft ball chain connects to the bullnose cross-hole for easy retrieval when the rod disappears inside a wall. An eggbeater whisk head guides the rod past obstacles and provides a wheel to creep side to side. The kit handles residential rough-in work but lacks the length for extended commercial conduit runs.
Highlights
- Five 6 ft fiberglass rods reach 30 ft total
- Threaded male/female connectors lock rods together securely
- shaped bullnose with cross-hole attaches wire easily
- 1 ft ball chain retrieves bullnose inside walls
- Eggbeater whisk head guides rods past obstacles
Specifications
| Brand | Labor Saving Devices |
|---|---|
| Model | 81-130 |
| Item Count | Four FiberFuse 6ft. push/pull rods with male and f |
| Shipping weight | 1.81 kg |
| Package size | 1956 × 51 × 51 mm |
Questions about this item
What does the 30 ft length mean when I am pulling wire through walls?
The kit provides five 6 ft fiberglass rods that screw together for a continuous 30 ft reach, letting you push or pull cable through long conduit runs or open wall cavities in one assembly.
How do the threaded connectors affect what I can attach to the rods?
Four rods carry male and female screw-on ends so they lock together securely, while the fifth rod has a female end and a bullet head with a cross-hole for tying wire directly.
What space do I need to store or maneuver the 6 ft rods on the job site?
Each rod is 6 ft long, so you need at least that much clear length in a truck bed, gang box or hallway to lay them out straight before threading them together.
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