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  • 30-09-2007 11:30pm
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    battytest
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    nice easy one, where could i buy a rope ? the local diy hadn't got one


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    copacetic
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    what are you planning on doing with it? should I move this to PI??

    Surprised your local diy couldn't help you, would have thought most would. Otherwise any kind of sailing place, outdoor store (expensive rope), or often motor factors will have some too.


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    battytest
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    looking to truss some trees to supporting poles, PI not required :)


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    copacetic
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    well a word of advice on that is not to use rope if they are saplings, as the trees grow you want something with a bit of stretch, maybe something like the things they use on bike panniers?


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    Capt'n Midnight
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    lidl might still have some

    where are you based as there are lots of DIY places.


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    Killgore Trout
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    Boating supply stores have all kinds of rope


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