I can never bear to throw away rope. Ive got miles and miles of rope some of it brand new with just a nasty nick right in the middle. I always tell myself I will put it to a higher purpose but mostly it just takes up space.
Kevin, the best way to deal with nicked ropes is to just go ahead and cut them at the bad spot. Then find a use for the short rope. You'll never use it with the nick in it.
Besides all the cordage and slings the pic shows 3 rigging ropes, a 5:1, 1 static rope, 1 120' lifeline, 3 short (60' - 90') lifelines and one dynamic rock rope... there's a good bit more retired in the shed, I can never throw it away either. I hardly ever have it all in one spot so I had to snap a picture of it. I just like rope... go figure.
In the tree I usually have an ascent rope (if my TIP is above 60') plus the shortest lifeline I can get a way with plus rigging.
These are the best spider web pics I have...
Any piece of rope I have out of service goes for cabling trees together. Endless loop with triple fisherman and left slack and just designed to be there in case of failure.
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