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  Technically
  Posted by: jimyaker on Dec-05-12 6:43 PM (EST)
 


And technically, it's bad form to use life-saving, rescue equipment as a general purpose line around camp.

Even if you're only going to haul someone in a couple of times a year, you want to keep your rope in the best condition possible. And after 5 or 10 years of use, it's time to retire the bag and get another. I've seen a couple of ropes that are so frayed and worn, they must be 20 years old.

Yeah, I baby my ropes more than most, but I have yet to hear a complaint when I'm pulling in a swimmer...

Jim

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