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Can't really find any proper info on it.

 

What I would want to know is the melting point, as I would expect it to be very low. Polypropylene ropes do not work well with metal lowering devices for this reason.

 

If you just want a big fat cheap rope for pulling trees out of swamps then it's probably ideal, but for any application that involves friction it's basically a ticking bomb.

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Can't really find any proper info on it.

 

What I would want to know is the melting point, as I would expect it to be very low. Polypropylene ropes do not work well with metal lowering devices for this reason.

 

If you just want a big fat cheap rope for pulling trees out of swamps then it's probably ideal, but for any application that involves friction it's basically a ticking bomb.

 

Its for taking down / lowering a large pop in a flooded and dirty field . Pop is over a building . Just dont want to use a decent rope . I can add the price of the polysteel rope on to the job as its quite cheap .

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As Pete says too though mate melting point won't be the best we used to natural crotch with it and my old gaffer used to get it for next to nowt so we used to change it quite often

 

So just add a pulley me thinks :001_smile:

 

After all old school was topping strops using 3 strand nylon .

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