T.W. Evans Cordage Co.
T.W. Evans Cordage Co. California Truck Rope Polypro 3/4 in 100 ft
Polypropylene rope floats, resists rot and mildew, and suits barrier, pulling or pool tasks
- Floats on water for easy marine retrieval
- Resists rot and mildew in damp storage
- Black with orange tracers for high visibility
- Three-strand twisted polypropylene construction for strength
- 100 ft length suits barrier and pulling tasks
California Truck Rope 3/4 in 100 ft
This 3-strand twisted polypropylene rope is built for general lifting, pulling and conveying tasks. It suits tradespeople, DIYers and marine users who need an economical line that handles easily and resists rot. The black rope with orange tracers is supplied in a 100 ft length.
Replaces worn natural-fibre lines
When existing manila or sisal ropes have frayed, absorbed water or developed mildew, this polypro alternative eliminates those failure modes. The upgrade is worth it whenever a floating, non-absorbent line that will not rot is required for barrier, pool or electrical pulling jobs.
Polypropylene construction limits
Polypro loses strength under sustained UV exposure and has a lower melting point than nylon or polyester, so it is unsuitable for high-heat friction applications. It also lacks the elasticity needed for dynamic shock loads such as vehicle recovery. Buyers who need stretch or high-temperature durability should choose a different fibre.
Highlights
- Floats on water for easy marine retrieval
- Resists rot and mildew in damp storage
- Black with orange tracers for high visibility
- Three-strand twisted polypropylene construction for strength
- 100 ft length suits barrier and pulling tasks
Specifications
| Brand | T.W. EVANS CORDAGE CO. |
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Questions about this item
What diameter and length does the 3/4 in 100 ft California Truck Rope measure?
The rope is three-quarters of an inch thick and supplied in a one hundred foot coil.
How do I secure the twisted polypropylene rope so the strands do not unlay under load?
Whip or tape the ends before cutting, then finish with a proper splice or a figure-eight knot that locks the three-strand construction.
When should I replace the black rope with orange tracers if it stays outdoors?
Inspect regularly for fibre fuzz, colour fading or brittle sections; retire the line once the orange tracers are no longer visible or the surface feels powdery.
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