EconoBraid 6.0

Use for temporary cattle, horse and llama/alpaca fences.

Conductors can be prewound (#237950 see above) onto an EzeReel, EzeReel XL or SupaReel for $3.00. Conductor sold separately and must be on the same invoice as the reel

Approximate cost per ft 10.1¢

1. Attach a terminal insulator to end post.
2. Tie end of the rope to terminal insulator.
3. Unroll rope along the fence line.
4. Insert line posts.
5. Insert rope in the line posts at the right height(s) for your animals.
6. Attach insulators (preferably notched PI 21n) to corner and end posts.
7. Tie rope to terminal insulator and spring at far end post. By hand, pull it tight enough to eliminate sagging between posts. Tie off by hand, or use a RopeLink 2.0. (Note: If the length of the fence is 1000' feet or more, use a P Spring at both ends of the fence instead of just of just one.)
8. Use one of our reels to rewind and store rope.
9. Install and connect energizer to a ground rod and the fence. Turn on energizer. Check to make sure voltage is over 2000 volts.

• For Sheep:
3-strand fence--35", 24", 12"
5-strand fence--36", 27", 20", 13", 7"


• For Cattle:
3-strand fence--40", 27", 15"
2-strand fence--34", 22"
1-strand fence--34"


• For Horses:
2-strand fence--45", 24"
5-strand fence--60", 48", 36", 24", 12"


• For Gardens:
2-strand fence--15", 6"

If cutting the rope, lightly burn the ends with a lighter or match to avoid unraveling.