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![]() Does anyone know what this rope is? A quantity of it in 1/4" was on my boat when I bought it, and I don't have a clue what it is:
http://www.colligomarine.com/vmchk/S...-lifelines.htm (It's the top picture--turquoise with pink/purple flecks) I emailed Colligo but the guy who responded didn't recall. Thanks for any leads. John V. |
#2
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![]() Looks like common accessory cord sold at mountaineering shops. See if it has a core of non-braided strands. Any of it's many variations are fine for what the pic shows.
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#3
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![]() Good--I used it to make lifeline gates.
So I take it that a non-braided core means it's climbing accessory cord. Too bad--I went out and bought some not long ago for something else. Thanks, Benz. John |
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![]() John,
For life lines, and gates, ect... I would recommend making sure that what you have is Dyneema. It isn't that expensive, and this way you know for sure that it is safe. |
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![]() Thanks, Stumble.
I used 5/16" Amsteel Blue for my lifelines, mobius-spliced per B.T.'s book. But for the short span of the gates, until I find out how to splice a proper gasket of 12-strand single braid synthetic, I'm comfortable with lashings of double braid dacron between the gate eye and the pellican hook in the meantime. |
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