The Brush Man
The Brush Man Manila Rope 1/4 in x 1200 ft
Natural manila rope in a 1,200-foot coil for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks
- Manila rope resists UV and abrasion for outdoor durability
- 1200 ft continuous length reduces splicing on long pulls
- Natural fibre construction provides strong grip without gloves
- 1/4 in diameter fits standard blocks and winches
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Product identity
The Brush Man Manila Rope is a 1/4 inch diameter natural-fibre line supplied in a 1200 foot length. It is designed for lifting, pulling and conveying tasks in automotive, industrial and general hardware applications.
Suitability
This rope suits users who need a traditional manila fibre for general-purpose tying, rigging or load handling where synthetic alternatives are not required. Buyers who need higher tensile strength, chemical resistance or a specific certified working-load limit should look at alternative constructions.
Installation notes
The rope can be uncoiled and cut to length with a sharp knife, then secured with standard knots, splices or hardware such as thimbles and clips. Common issues include fibre shrinkage when wet, gradual UV degradation outdoors and the need to whip or tape cut ends to prevent unravelling.
Highlights
- Manila rope resists UV and abrasion for outdoor durability
- 1200 ft continuous length reduces splicing on long pulls
- Natural fibre construction provides strong grip without gloves
- 1/4 in diameter fits standard blocks and winches
- New condition ensures full rated strength from first use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What diameter cleat or bollard should I have to secure this 1/4 in Manila rope?
Choose a cleat or bollard rated for 1/4 in line; the horn spacing should be roughly three times the rope diameter so the turns grip without jamming.
Will this natural-fibre rope damage the galvanized sheaves on my older block and tackle?
Manila is softer than synthetic fibres, so it wears the sheave grooves more slowly and is gentle on galvanized or painted surfaces.
How can I confirm the rope is the full length after uncoiling?
Lay the rope straight and count the manufacturer's length marks or measure with a long surveyor's tape to verify the continuous 1200 ft run.
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