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Re: Polypro Lines

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Thu, May 21, 1998 5:39 PM

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<The only heavy duty application for polypro
that I have been considering is the tow line for a drouge (Gale Rider).>

Hello Deborah C

BMFBI, but, a drogue on a trawler (even that very good Galerider) has
limited use. Probably good for running inlets only. You are better, far
better, off with a sea anchor (one should be on every boat). As for polypro
line, I would recommend against having any of it on your boat at all. It
has an aging and UV problem that makes it treacherous.

Earl

Message text written by INTERNET:trawler-world-list@samurai.com Sender: owner-trawler-world-list@samurai.com <The only heavy duty application for polypro that I have been considering is the tow line for a drouge (Gale Rider).> Hello Deborah C BMFBI, but, a drogue on a trawler (even that very good Galerider) has limited use. Probably good for running inlets only. You are better, far better, off with a sea anchor (one should be on every boat). As for polypro line, I would recommend against having any of it on your boat at all. It has an aging and UV problem that makes it treacherous. Earl