Fencing 101 - High Tensile Wire Basics

Join our product specialist Shane as he guides you through the basics of High Tensile wire. #KencoveFarmFenceSupplies #FenceBuilding
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[@backwoodshomestead]

great video! only wire available in my area is 180. should work for me. need it for electric on cattle

[@KencoveFarmFence]

180 is a good choice for cattle. If you are ever looking for anything stronger, we do ship to your door!

[@KeoniKoa]

Wish you would have gone over classes. And also, what does "torsion free" mean with regards to high tensile wire?

[@KencoveFarmFence]

Great video idea! I have added this to our list - thank you! As for torsion free, that is the equivalent of thread-laid. Thread laid is wire that goes through a process to prevent a coil from sprinigng free or springing back and stretched down the line. All the Kencove's KIWI wire is thread laid through a process we do right here in PA!

[@iwantosavemoney]

4 wires with breaking strength of 1000 to 1600 pounds not worth even having 4 with such a small change of difference but if a bull is breaking 1000 pounds he is breaking 1600 also. But anything that breaks threw 1000 pounds of tensile strength on my place will be off to the market asap. Great video

[@KencoveFarmFence]

Thank you!

[@michiganhay7844]

I saw this one before