Rope Coiling

[Billhook]

 

 

 

I am not a climber, just someone who uses wagon rope to secure trailer loads but I am hopeless at coiling it up after use.  I always end up spending ages sorting out knots and kinks.

What are your best methods?  Any of the above?

 

 

[TheHungrySquirrel]

Daisy chain it.

[bragijon]

Buckin' Billy Ray style here.

[Will C]

A butterfly but silightly different from video, I go from one end and in my hand not round my neck, just in case the rope found that “dog egg” that the customer missed last thing I want is that on my collar following me round all day 

[carlos]

just use a rope bag these days, just stuff it in, seem to come out easy too.

[Billhook]

10 hours ago, carlos said:

just use a rope bag these days, just stuff it in, seem to come out easy too.

Can you recommend a particular bag?

[Fredward]

If you want a cheap one, I get them from Lister Wilder and it's a small Marlow rope bag for 15 quid, fits about 50m of 11.5mm rope

[Mark Bolam]

I was a coiler for years, I'm now a big bag convert.

I like the Sherrill bucket bags.

[Blah]

Bucket bag here too. Cheap Stein ones work for me.

[Billhook]

4 hours ago, Blah said:

Bucket bag here too. Cheap Stein ones work for me.

Just ordered a Stein from Jonesie.  Thanks for the tip.