New 70 Feet Of 1+1/8 Inch 3 Strand 100% Nylon Rope(very High Quality Rope) on 2040-parts.com
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You are looking at 70 feet of 1+1/8 inch 100% nylon rope.
The diameter is 1.10 inches
The circumference is 3+3/8 inches
The break strength is 40,000 lbs
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