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Hey dude what size is the one I got?

ohh and... one person got stuck, but I wasn't around for it!

 

Yep! You got a 1/2"

 

How much would a 1/2" be with local pickup? Im in MD.

 

Saw one guy that bought one and was able to test it out and gave a review. Wondering if anyone else had a chance to test it and can give some feedback w/ a few pics. Still have some interest on behalf of friends

Thanks!

 

Bump

 

How much for a 10 foot and 20 foot in 3/8" ?

 

PM'D

 

What's the warranty on your ropes?

 

I completely stand behind my products. The ropes have been tested and live up to their ratings, sometimes exceeding them. I do not cover abuse, misuse, or normal wear and tear. I am not responsible for damaged vehicles. These tow ropes have a working lifespan well beyond that or your truck. Workmanship is 100%covered and anything else will be on a case by case basis.

I am always happy to support the customers who support me.

 

I'm looking for 2x 4' lengths with loops. What would that cost?

 

I could do the set for $50 shipped with standard loops. Reinforced loops are a flat rate 5/loop extra. The standard loops have a polyester cover which is fine for most applications while the upgraded loops have technora/nomex/cordura for added resistance

 

To those of y'all who have ordered from me, could y'all post pictures and or feedback?

Much appreciated! Rep or rate if you're satisfied!

 

What's your price for a 1/2 20' reinforced nylon braided with reinforced loops in blue?

 

For nylon braid, a 20ft would run you $40, reinforced loops at $5/ loop, and shipping is 12.35

Total would be 62.35 shipped

edit: Just know that you are asking for nylon braided ropes and at 1/2 inch, breaking strength is 6,300 lbs.

1/2 inch dyneema core (what everyone else has purchased) has a breaking strength of 21,000 lbs.

Just wanted to make that clear

 

So this is the most popular rope you have with the highest breaking strength . How do I go about ordering one?

 

Correct. You can post on this thread if you want one. 1/2 inch only comes in green at the moment. 7/16" which has a breaking strength around 18,000 lbs comes in a full range of colors.

 

Just checking to see if you received my paypal payment.

 

Still wrestling with paypal haven't forgotten you....

Meantime, I notice the breaking strengths you provide are less than the spec'ed strength for dyneema in general:

http://www.pelicanrope.com/dyneema12printable.html

Is that because you're making an adjustment based on the fact that the rope is spliced? Or some other reason?

 

plan on buying in the future.

 

Couple of things to note: Each brand has their own version of "dyneema ropes". Dyneema is the type of rope (core) inside rather than the actual name or brand. I use either Yale Cordage or New England Ropes (Maxi braid plus, or Endura Braid). Another thing to consider is that you found specs for 1/2" dyneema. A 1/2" tow rope has a slightly smaller core--the 1/2" is the total diameter with the cover and core. For a relative strength, a 1/2" covered double braid will have a 7/16" core (or close to it). On your site posted, that has a load of 23,000lbs. Very close to the specs I am giving. But remember, they are all apples, just from different trees; some may be a bit sweeter than others, but they're still apples. Splicing core-to-core actually retains 95% of the line's working load. Those loads are measured as a piece of rope--tying knots and loops actually reduces strength significantly. My splices do not.