Pull line/rigging rope?

[TheHungrySquirrel]

I'm in need for a new line after cutting mine the other day 😒

 

I cut a bunch of coppice but am slowly working into my arb tickets so hoping to future proof a little.

 

Need a line for pulling in edge trees, sometimes with a few pulleys in to increase the pull.

I figured a rigging line would do the job and also allow me to use it for arb jobs when I get there??

 

Or am I better just buying something cheap and hop it lasts?

[htb]

Cheap 3 strand polyprop for light stuff or if you can get hold of a retired climbing rope. Still using old climbing rope for lighter lowering and pulling stuff over, only move onto 16 and 19mm rigging rope when required. Save your money

[Starscream]

16mm Marlow 3 strand lowering rope per metre

This stuffs pretty good Will. It's cheap and effective. I've got this and used it a lot until I bought some English braid. Cheap, effective and versatile. Think the max load is quite good as well.

[Darrin Turnbull]

I'm in need for a new line after cutting mine the other day 😒

 

I cut a bunch of coppice but am slowly working into my arb tickets so hoping to future proof a little.

 

Need a line for pulling in edge trees, sometimes with a few pulleys in to increase the pull.

I figured a rigging line would do the job and also allow me to use it for arb jobs when I get there??

 

Or am I better just buying something cheap and hop it lasts?

 

 

For pulling and winching something that's low stretch. Maybe this could help , almost as stiff as dyneema.

http://www.gleistein.com/en-geo-yacht-productsheet-for-rope-product/cup

[TheHungrySquirrel]

I have my little tirfor but the rope option seems an easier idea.

Cheers Matt that stuff doesn't to look to expensive.

[gooseflight]

Search for "bull rope" on ebay.

[treequip]

Arb rigging rope is a tad extravagant for pulling when inexpensive polly prop will do what's needed.