Patriot polirope - 660'
A 660 foot roll of 6mm polirope woven with six stainless steel conductors, easy for horses to see and easy on their hide.
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Polirope is what you run when you want the fence to be seen. At 6mm it presents a solid visual line a horse picks up from a distance, and that is half the job with horses, because a fence that gets noticed rarely gets tested. Six stainless steel conductors are woven through the rope, so there is plenty of carrying capacity even if a strand eventually breaks somewhere along the run. Rope handles cold better than most people expect, and it does not sing and whip in the wind the way wide tape does. That matters through a Chinook, or anywhere a fence sits on an exposed hilltop taking wind all winter. It suits Sentinel and Pigtail tread-in posts for temporary work, and the Equine range insulators when you are putting it up to stay. Use proper rope connectors rather than knots. A knot makes a fine mechanical join and a poor electrical one, and it shows up as a voltage drop the first hard cold snap. Patriot gives a one-year UV guarantee on it, and a 660 foot roll will do a paddock or a lane without a splice.
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- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot polirope - 660'
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing › Wire and Polywire
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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