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Mariner® Tarred Twisted Nylon Twine

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  • 100% nylon fibers
  • Abrasion resistant
  • Resistant to oil, gasoline and other strength-reducing chemicals

Setting the standard for quality and value, Mariner's Tarred Twisted Nylon Twine is made to exact specifications and is a far superior grade of twine, of even diameter and strength. Made from 100% nylon fibers and dyed under pressure with a unique process for complete penetration and lasting color, this twine boasts excellent resistance to abrasion, oil, gasoline and other strength-reducing chemicals. Suitable for trot lines and nets. Made in USA.

   


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165

249 Feet

Black

 38-423-952-00
Your Price (each): $4.29
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275

486 Feet

Black

 38-423-954-00
Your Price (each): $13.99
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  • 100% nylon fibers
  • Abrasion resistant
  • Resistant to oil, gasoline and other strength-reducing chemicals

Setting the standard for quality and value, Mariner's Tarred Twisted Nylon Twine is made to exact specifications and is a far superior grade of twine, of even diameter and strength. Made from 100% nylon fibers and dyed under pressure with a unique process for complete penetration and lasting color, this twine boasts excellent resistance to abrasion, oil, gasoline and other strength-reducing chemicals. Suitable for trot lines and nets. Made in USA.

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Is it heavily tarred?
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This particular line that I purchased is recommended by the manufacturer as suitable for "trotlines'.

It could be used on a 'deep sea' (open faced) reel for special purposes. Keep in mind that this is not a normal fishing line.

I use it for many purposes.

Current strength ratings as of this date (Wed., March 09, 2011) are:

#18 = 165 pounds tensile (breaking) strength
#36 = 320 pounds tensile strength

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It shouldn't be used on either as it is not monofiliment line.
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What is the line diameter?

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45 lb. test
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Approx. Break Test (Pounds)

# 18 is 165 Lbs.
# 36 is 320 Lbs.

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I have lifted objects that weigh greater than fifty pounds. I am sure it can hold a greater weight. However, I cannot give you a specific weight rating. It does hold alot.
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