Black 3/4" X 50 Double Braid Dock Lines Pair on 2040-parts.com
Danielsville, Georgia, US
Black 3/4 x 50 Double Braid Dock Lines
$130 PAIR Total
FREE SHIPPING
- 3/4 x 50/ft. braided nylon dock lines.
- American made rope.
- These are new, ready to go with the 12" loop
- 3/4" dock lines are recommended for boats to 54 feet long.
- Recommended working load 1,208/lbs. Standard tensile is 16,300/lbs.
Price is $130/pair plus free shipping by UPS Ground. This is a great buy for someone who needs black dock line. Uses include anchor line, dock lines, tie downs tree work, utility. See other types and sizes of rope in my store.
Casto's carries about any size, length, or color in nylon and poly rope. We also cut 1" or larger manila to desired lengths. E-mail me with questions. Or call 770-725-2424 about other lengths in the black rope.
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