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Kencove 3:1 Reel with Guide 3:1 Geared Reviews

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The Kencove Geared Reel has a 3:1 ratio, which means for each turn of the handle, the bobbin spins 3 times. When rewinding long lengths of twine or ribbon, the extra cost of the geared real is a worthwhile, time-saving investment.Holds up to 660ft of ribbon or 1,640ft of twineFeatures an easy-grip, PVC handle, wire guide, and handle hookIncludes a non-conductive gate handleDesigned to hang directly onto a perimeter fence by the metal hook on the handle frameTo electrify the polywire, simply use a 4ft Jumper Lead (MPC). Attach one clip to the electrified perimeter fence wire and the other to the metal loop on the side of the reel.Upgrade your reel with the steel guide (RRWG). It bolts quickly to the frame and provides a sturdy guide option that can weather the elements

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This clone of the O'Brien reel is the best reel on the market.
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Posted 7 years ago
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Very good geared reel! Works like a top.
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Posted 8 years ago
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Good product, but the handle is to close to the real, and when you fill the reel to capacity, your knuckles drag on the wire.
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Posted 8 years ago
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Kencove's 3:1 reel does the job it was made to do. However it is not as smooth as other reels on the market. The one I got is a tad stiff. I prefer the stafix 3:1 and will stick with those in the future. In comparison the kencove model feels a bit cheaper.
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Posted 8 years ago
I have used three geared reels - O'Briens, Stafix and Kencove. All three do well but I prefer the Stafix & O'Briens over the Kencove because the Kencove knob that prevents unrolling often slips out. Im not sure if its just mine or all of them are like that. That said, its $10 cheaper and it does well otherwise. Good reel but not the best I've ever used.
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Posted 8 years ago