Strainrite Helix Wire Winding Jenny
Helix Wire Winding Jenny — Recover Old Fence Wire Standing Up, Not Bent Over It
Pulling out an old fence line is the job nobody volunteers for, and most of the misery is in the winding — hunched over a coil, hand-rolling wire that fights back the whole way. The Strainrite Helix Wire Winding Jenny winds vertically, so you stay upright through the job.
It straps to a fence post with a belt and ratchet system — pick a post on the line you're pulling out, strap it on, and wind. The spinning handle does the work, and the quick release rotor gets the finished coil off without a wrestle so the next one starts straight away.
The recovered coil is the other half of it: it fits a wire dispensing jenny for re-use, so old wire comes off one fence and goes back onto another instead of into a pile behind the shed.
Features
Vertical Winding, No Bending Over
Efficient vertical wire winding — stay upright through the whole job.
Belt and Ratchet Post Mount
Firmly attaches to a fence post with an easy-to-use belt and ratchet system.
Quick Release Rotor
Easy coil removal — the finished coil comes off without a fight.
Comfortable Spinning Handle
Built for a long stretch of winding rather than a few turns.
Adjustable Friction Hub
Locking nuts let you set hub friction to eliminate overrun when dispensing.
Recovered Coils Fit a Dispensing Jenny
Wire comes off one fence and goes back onto the next — recovery instead of scrap.
Rugged Steel, Gold Passivated
Steel construction with gold passivated finish for corrosion protection.
Specifications
- Brand: Strainrite
- Type: Wire winding jenny
- Winding: Vertical, upright operation
- Mounting: Belt and ratchet system, attaches to a fence post
- Rotor: Quick release
- Hub: Locking nuts for friction adjustment, eliminates overrun
- Capacity: Approx. 4,500 ft (1,400m) smooth high-tensile wire
- Construction: Rugged steel, gold passivated
- Range: Wire Jennys
Putting new wire up instead? See our hi-tensile wire.
Recover the wire standing up, and put it straight back on the next fence.