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Our Brackets category contains user manuals, installation instructions, and hardware guides specifically focused on mounting solutions like the Coyote Roller system. These brackets are designed to secure fencing against animals by mounting rollers securely on multiple fence types, including chain link, wrought iron, vinyl, wood, and masonry.

Here you can find detailed information on selecting the correct bracket style and size for your specific fencing layout. The installation manuals break down the differences between structural setups—such as continuous run versus paneled fencing—and offer step-by-step guidance on correctly positioning left and right mounting brackets. Review our hardware instructions to ensure proper clearance and a secure fit for your brackets.

• How do I know what size bracket I need for my chain link fence?

  Using a tape measure, measure the outside diameter (O.D.) of your pipe or tube. Typical sizes include 1-3/8" for smaller residential projects and 1-5/8" for larger industrial projects.

• What is the difference between Left and Right mounting brackets?

  The position of the riser determines if it is a left or right side bracket. A Left Bracket must be installed on the far left side of a fence span, and a Right Bracket on the far right, minimizing side gaps.

• How many brackets are typically needed for an installation?

  For continuous run fencing, a standard bracket kit is typically sufficient. For panel fencing with vertical posts interrupting the fence line, you will need to add one additional bracket for each post.

• How do I attach a brace band to an existing fence?

  Brace bands can be bent open by hand or with pliers. Pull the ends apart, slide the band over the post at the desired height, squeeze the ends back together, and insert a carriage bolt to secure the bracket.