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Apr 25, 2021 - 09:37 PM
This rope has a nylon core, so it definitely has some stretch and give to it, which is what makes it a good rigging/bull rope for lowering. If you want more of a static line, we'd recommend an HMPE rope like this one.
Is this low elongation? I'm looking for something to use with a xxxx block to haul 10 x 20 green oak logs to the road. All Gear 9/16" Husky Bull Rope | 14000 lbs Breaking Strength
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" Husky Bull™ 9/16\" Double Braid Rigging Rope – Sold by the Foot This 9/16\" version of Husky Bull™ offers increased strength while retaining flexibility and control. Ideal for arborists handling larger limbs or more dynamic rigging scenarios. Sold by the foot with automatic tiered p...
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