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Tarred, Twisted, Nylon Twine, 36 (1 lb) #36 (1 lb)

Tarred, Twisted, Nylon Twine, 36 (1 lb) ✓ Free 60 Day Returns ✓ Free Express Shipping Description: Top of the line since 1989, Catahoula Manufacturing, is a name you can trust for top quality twines, nets and ropes of all kinds. CMI Tarred Twines feature a unique manufacturing process that provides both strength and durability. Lightly tarred, this twine hold knots like no other and will not fray and unravel easy like other twines and stays stiff for easy manipulation. Perfect for trot line, decoy line, net making and mending, workshop, crafts, gardening, construction and commercial applications or anywhere high-grade twines are needed. Features: Size: #36. Quantity: 1lb (16oz). Spool Length: approx. 491ft. Tensile Strength: approx. 317lbs. Line Diameter: 0.085in.Twine for use with trot lines, jug lines, seines, gill nets, snares, bushcraft, camping, and garden work.Netcoat tar treatment protects the nylon cord from exposure to the elements; great for outdoor use. Strong resistance to moisture, rot, and UV light. Tar treatment also helps grip and hold knots well.Twisted line can easily be unraveled into three constituent lines.Manufactured in the United States of America. Product Details: Brand: CatahoulaMaterial: NylonColor: BlackStyle: TwistedLine Weight: 317lbsBrand: CatahoulaMaterial: NylonColor: BlackStyle: TwistedLine Weight: 317lbsManufacturer: Catahoula Manufacturing, Inc.UPC: 096201123365Global Trade Identification Number: 65Item Weight: 1.2 poundsDepartment: unisex-adultItem model number: 12336Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: NoWarranty Description: 30 day limited manufacturer.Batteries required: NoIncluded Components: Bank LineImport: Made in the USA

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No.36 Tarred Twisted Bank Line – 1 Pound Spool

Any place a high quality twisted tarred nylon twine is needed this Tarred twine will fill the bill. Tarred Nylon Seine Twine 1 lb. This black netcoat treated twine, a. k. a. bank line, is resistant to abrasion, mildew, rot, marine growth, and most chemicals.

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