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I believe there can be two ropes on a boat, the rope bell, and any line that is
not being used? Am i right about that? |
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![]() "Florida Keyz" wrote I believe there can be two ropes on a boat, the rope bell, and any line that is not being used? Am i right about that? OK maybe the pull on a bell clapper. ;-) All other is line (stowed, standing, or running). Jack |
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![]() All other is line (stowed, standing, or running). Should exclude sheets, halyards, and stays even if they were nylon or hemp, as these are standing or running rigging. "Line" best used to describe rope used for mooring, anchoring, and any other securing of items anywhere on the boat. Including when the bell clapper is tied-off to prevent it's ringing in heavy seas! ;-) Cheers, Jack |
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