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"Bart Senior" scribbled thusly:
I have never spliced wire to rope, but after scrutinizing these splices, I now have an idea how it's done. Have you ever done any wire to rope splices, Oz? OzOne wrote: Yep, done a few back when wire to rope was the way to go. It's a PITA and far better to pay for it to be done. I believe they are all done by machine now. Yep, it's a big hassle. Not worth the time invested unless you have a really big hang-up on self-reliance (which I can understand, but it can be taken too far). These days all rope seems to be the way. Yes, it's much stronger & lighter, doesn't develop meathooks or saw through anything. On Bart's boat, he might not even need to replace the sheaves since they'd be pretty big. Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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