Jim, the question Paul asked about dacron line. I would say no, as it has no
stretch as compared to nylon and braided vs twisted, braided is also more
durable therefore prefered.
Comments ?
Regards, Dave Corven.
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Way too light. We typically use 220# test on winches, and we have used
heavier
at the Nats. 150# test is common for retievers. I typically put two spools
of
220# on a drum.
Jim Thomas
Date: Mon, 11 Feb 2008 11:33:33 -0800 (PST)
From: Paul Perret
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Subject: winch line
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Wouid 120 ib test dacron work well for winch line?
What was the heavy line used at Mid South last year,
and where can I get some?
What is a normal amount of line to have on a winch?
Thanks for the help
Paul
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Way too light. We typically use 220# test on winches, and we have used heavier at the Nats. 150# test is common for retievers. I typically put two spools of 220# on a drum.
Jim Thomas
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