Invented by a Senior Automotive Maintenance Operations Executive with both military and civilian experience in the field, the Feed Master tool was designed to make the difficult task of feeding wires, cables, or hoses through a plastic split-loom (corrugated tubing) easier on the user.

After several months of reverse engineering the original tool (made of metal) and testing, the tool was completed and put into full production.  The Feed Master tool (patent pending) will help improve the overall efficiency of your technicians and improve your business’ ROI.

About the Inventor

After developing a metal tool and using it in the field himself for years, Mike Poore, the mind behind the tool, initiated a company (Raytech) to back engineer his metal tool for his 2–D drawings for his patent, and to start work on the development of mass production of his tools. Mike had 40,000 tools made, shipped, and in the first stores within 120 days. These green tools are called the Feed Master tool.

Starting in the late 1970’s, Mike Poore began his work in mechanics and maintenance work for the ARMY.  With duties in Ft. Knox, KY., Ft. Carson, CO. and overseas, to include the first desert shield/desert storm gulf war in 1991, Mike quickly built up his experience levels in vehicle maintenance.

From 1992 to 2000, Mike’s experience included stints providing work for companies like Dyncorp, ITT, Eagle Support Services Corp. and Lockheed Martin.  While providing services for these companies both locally and overseas, Mike built quite an extensive resume of fleet management and supervision skills, as well as vehicle inspection skills which required a high attention to detail and continued his development in the automotive industry.

It wasn’t until Mike started his own company based out of Las Vegas, NV, where the original metal tool was designed and utilized to complete wire & cable installations for companies across the United States & Canada.

Among the companies his company serviced, you’ll find a who’s who list of big businesses with large fleets distributing their products.  Mike’s company helped provide backup camera installs and other automotive maintenance services to Coca Cola, Pepsi, Coors & Deluca, Schwan’s Sales, Inc. and others across the country.

Mike was particularly effective from a cost and delivery standpoint in large part because of the Feed Master tool that helped reduce the labor some task of feeding wire/cable through corrugated tubing (looms) and increased technician productivity.