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A tow line is made of poly propylene, have you ever used a rolling hitch on
polyprop? Since the material does not have typical characteristic of normal rope or lines, it does not hold a rolling hitch, it just unwinds itself. Polyprop is not conducive to many of the conventional knots, including a sheet bend. Most towlines include a loop at the end of the line. They sell products that allow you to quickly attach a tow toy to a tow line, but if you want to save the money use a short piece of nylon line and use a bowline to attach the two loops. One of the features of a bowline is it easy to untie after having a heavy strain placed on the knot. wrote in message oups.com... Sal's Dad wrote: Consider a knot - or, more precisely, as you are joining two lines together, a bend. Several can be found, with animated instructions, at http://www.grogono.com/knot/ . You could also fasten the tow line directly to the fitting on the tube. I seem to recall there being a rationale for NOT taking this approach, but it escapes me at the moment. Or, you could use a hitch, a rolling hitch works well. |
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![]() The Snapper Trapper wrote: A tow line is made of poly propylene, Some are, some aren't, Smithers. |
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Any logical person will use a polyprop tow line for boating toys. Polyprop
floats and is recommended to keep the line away from the prop of a boat. Kevin, if I said, "some are, some aren't, Kevin" would that make sense to you? Shouldn't your sentence structure be: "Smithers, Some are, some aren't" PS - you keep using the name "Smithers" for about 10 different people, are you really that confused? wrote in message ups.com... The Snapper Trapper wrote: A tow line is made of poly propylene, Some are, some aren't, Smithers. |
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![]() "The Snapper Trapper" wrote in message news ![]() Any logical person will use a polyprop tow line for boating toys. Polyprop floats and is recommended to keep the line away from the prop of a boat. Kevin, if I said, "some are, some aren't, Kevin" would that make sense to you? Shouldn't your sentence structure be: "Smithers, Some are, some aren't" PS - you keep using the name "Smithers" for about 10 different people, are you really that confused? Yes, its root cause is most likely from FAS, and it has been heighten recently by the bitch slapping he received wrote in message ups.com... The Snapper Trapper wrote: A tow line is made of poly propylene, Some are, some aren't, Smithers. |
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