Thunderbird Electric Fence Wind Up 3:1 Ratio Strip Grazing Reel & 500m Polywire | EF-36G40D

Get your grazing management under control with the Thunderbird Electric Fence Wind Up 3:1 Ratio Strip Grazing Reel, complete with 500m of durable polywire, ready to roll straight out of the box. This robust EF-36G40D kit is engineered for efficient strip and cell grazing, empowering you to achieve precise control over your pasture areas. The reel boasts a smooth 3:1 geared wind-up ratio, making the task of moving fences quick and effortless, while its strong, high-impact moulded spool and galvanised frame ensure superior durability in tough Australian conditions. Crafted with UV stabilised plastics, it’s built to withstand the elements, offering safe storage for your polywires and tapes, all guided by a practical wire guide bracket for cleaner winding and neater control. Featuring a comfortable hand grip and drive handle, its lightweight yet robust design makes it a pleasure to use, capable of holding up to 300m of 3mm braid, cord, rope, or 10mm polytape for future versatility. By implementing this system, you’ll unlock a wealth of benefits, from ensuring your livestock always has access to fresh, high-quality forage and preventing overgrazing, to encouraging healthier and faster pasture regrowth that promotes sustainable and productive grazing systems. Experience significant cost savings through efficient forage utilisation and reduced wastage, making your operation more budget-friendly. This setup also facilitates easy implementation of rotational grazing practices, preventing soil erosion, increasing biodiversity, and enhancing overall pasture health. With better access to top-tier forage, your livestock will thrive with improved health and weight gain, while the ability to separate grazing areas effectively reduces the risk of disease transmission. Contribute positively to sustainable land management, minimise environmental impact, and maintain healthy pastures, all while enjoying the ease of monitoring both livestock and pasture conditions in smaller grazing areas, allowing for swift adjustments when necessary, ultimately promoting more natural grazing behaviour, reducing stress, and enhancing overall animal welfare for a more productive and harmonious farm.