5/8" X 10' Three Strand Mooring Pendant 100% Nylon Rope with 2 Galvanized or SS Thimbles. Made in USA.
This Excellent 3 Strand Twisted 100% PREMIUM Nylon Rope is desirable marine rope material due to its strength and durability.
Made with Premium high-tensile American manufactured 100% nylon fibers is, acid, mildew, rot, oil and gas resistant.
Tensile Strength: 10400 lbs. based upon testing according to the Cordage Institute Standard Testing Methods for Fiber Rope and/or ASTM D-4268 Standard Methods of Testing Fiber Ropes.
Good for boats up to 30 feet.
- High Quality 100% Nylon
- Tensile Strength: 10400 lbs. based upon testing according to the Cordage Institute Standard Testing Methods for Fiber Rope and/or ASTM D-4268 Standard Methods of Testing Fiber Ropes.
- Galvanized Duty or SS Thimbles on Buoy & Boat end. Professionally spliced.
- Abrasion, Durability, Handing, Shock Load, Mildew&Rot Resistant
- Good for boats up to 30 feet
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Can you make 3ft mooring lines with thimbles
Yes, we can make any size, just email us to info@dbropes.com with your request.
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Hi, I am looking for a mooring pendant to attach to the bow ring of a 23' Boston Whaler that weights 4,800lbs. It will be only used for storms if we can't get the boat out of the water in time. Does this 5/8" x 10' dual thimble pendant seem suitable or would you suggest something else? Also what kind of shackles should I get to attach this pendant to the bow ring on one end and the mooring chain on the other? Do I need a swivel? Thanks very much for any help!
Thank you for your question, during storm it is much more safety attach to the bow cleat with splice eye(loop), the cleat is just designed for mooring specially during storms. The bow ring is designed only for tow the boat and secure it to the trailer.
No swivels are necessary. And the 5/8 shackle is good to attach the line to the mooring.
5/8" rope is a little overkill, but will be good during storms if you use only one line. Two lines of 1/2" will be better, you have more balance during storms, the lines should be around 2 1/2 times the freeboard (the distance from the deck to the waterline).
I recommend two lines of 1/2" x 8' with thimble on one end and splice soft eye on other end.
Please let ne know if you need more help.
Dani
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