Patriot poly wire - 1320' - white
A quarter-mile roll of white polywire, the standard conductor for temporary cross fencing and rotational grazing on open pasture.
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At 1320 feet this is a full quarter mile on one roll, which is the size you want when you are strip grazing or splitting a big field. Fewer splices means fewer places to lose voltage, and a full roll on a geared reel lets you build a cross fence right across a quarter without stopping to tie in a new length. White is the standard for good reason. It stands out against green grass, against bare dirt and against a dry fall pasture, and cattle that can see a wire learn it faster and test it less. It does fade over years in the sun, so treat hard-worked temporary wire as something you replace eventually rather than something you expect a decade out of. Polywire carries less current than steel, so on a run this long the energizer behind it matters. If you are pulling the full quarter mile, check voltage at the far end of the line, not just at the energizer. Keep the strand up out of the grass, use proper connectors where you join lengths, and pick the wire up before the snow buries it.
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- Brand
- Patriot
- Product name
- Patriot poly wire - 1320' - white
- Category
- Farm and Ranch › Fencing
- Sold by
- Pipestone Farm Supply, Millet, Alberta
- Availability
- In stock
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