Dare Products Inc 3600 Pigtail Step-in Fence Post 42 Inches

Product Description

The DARE PRODUCTS INC 3600 is a pigtail step-in fence post designed for temporary electric fencing in grazing and pasture management applications. The post measures 42 inches in overall height, with 35 inches of usable height above ground. The shaft is constructed from heavy-duty 9/32-inch galvanized steel rod for durability in field conditions. The top piece is injection-molded with UV inhibitors and rated to 30,000 volts, making it suitable for use with energized fence lines. Installation is handled by livestock operators, farm managers, and agricultural fence contractors who need a fast-deploy temporary perimeter solution.

The 3600 post is suited for temporary rotational grazing setups, pasture division, and short-term perimeter fencing on farms and ranches. It accepts all common conductor types including wire, rope, and polytape, giving operators flexibility depending on the fencing system in use. The reinforced step-in plate allows the post to be driven into firm or hard ground by foot without additional tools, making it a practical choice for frequent repositioning across varying terrain conditions.

Key Features

• 42-inch overall length with 35 inches of post height above ground
• Heavy-duty 9/32-inch galvanized steel rod construction for corrosion resistance
• Top piece molded with UV inhibitors for extended outdoor service life
• Rated to 30,000 volts for use with standard electric fence energizers
• Sharp reinforced step-in plate drives easily into hard ground without tools
• Compatible with wire, rope, and polytape conductor types

Compatibility

Designed for use with all types of electric fence wire, rope, and polytape. Suitable for temporary electric fencing systems in agricultural and pasture management applications.

Installation Notes

Installation requires no tools — the reinforced step-in plate is driven into the ground by foot. Before handling or repositioning posts on an active fence line, disconnect or power down the fence energizer to avoid electrical contact. Posts should be checked periodically for ground penetration depth, especially in loose or saturated soil where stability may be reduced. Reposition as needed when rotating grazing paddocks or adjusting perimeter layout.