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dockrocker 05-02-2005 10:18 AM

Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I need to fit out the new boat, and hate the idea of spending the small fortune that Boat US or West Marine charges for docklines and the like. There's no docklines section at Trick Marine.net, so I'm looking elsewhere :)

Any suggestions?

Sydwayz 05-02-2005 10:24 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I picked some up from www.myrope.com which are personalized. I like them.

WesSmith 05-02-2005 10:33 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by dockrocker
I need to fit out the new boat, and hate the idea of spending the small fortune that Boat US or West Marine charges for docklines and the like. There's no docklines section at Trick Marine.net, so I'm looking elsewhere :)

Any suggestions?

I just bought various lines from TopKnot.

The service was great, the prices were actually less than WestMarine and the quality is much better.......

dukenrock 05-02-2005 11:01 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Have any connections for some good bouys with covers on them? Looking for 4 new ones, black covers. I want to stow them in the engine compartment with the bouy brackets if I could make room. (At least two of them) What's a good size?

HiPerf2000 05-02-2005 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by dukenrock
Have any connections for some good bouys with covers on them? Looking for 4 new ones, black covers. I want to stow them in the engine compartment with the bouy brackets if I could make room. (At least two of them) What's a good size?

Leave the bouys in the water where they belong !!! People use these things to Navigate !! :p :p

dukenrock 05-02-2005 11:07 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I'm sorry, I meant BOOBIES. :D

Originally Posted by HiPerf2000
Leave the bouys in the water where they belong !!! People use these things to Navigate !! :p :p


throttleup 05-02-2005 11:10 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Top Knot! 1-503-651-5668

Julie

dukenrock 05-02-2005 11:11 AM

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Thanks...

Originally Posted by throttleup
Top Knot! 1-503-651-5668

Julie


Sean H 05-02-2005 11:13 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by HiPerf2000
Leave the bouys in the water where they belong !!! People use these things to Navigate !! :p :p

is that why all those fountains end up in trees? duken is taking all the nav buoys!!! :D :evilb:

oh yeah, top knot.... :cool:

dukenrock 05-02-2005 11:19 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I always wondered what those were for. I always thought they were land mines, but for water. I stayed far away from them. :D

Originally Posted by Sean H
is that why all those fountains end up in trees? duken is taking all the nav buoys!!! :D :evilb:

oh yeah, top knot.... :cool:


Steamin Rice 05-02-2005 11:39 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Top Knot - great lines that will stay flexible.. www.mooringlines.com

t500hps 05-02-2005 12:51 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by dukenrock
I'm sorry, I meant BOOBIES. :D

I guess a set in the engine compartment AND a set in the cabin would be best!!! Some guys think of everything :D

dreamer 05-02-2005 12:53 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
ebay

Boomer 880 05-02-2005 01:01 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
TopKnot gets my vote as well. They were great to work with and have a nice product.

dockrocker 05-02-2005 01:24 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Will be heading to Top Knot for my lines - thanks!

dukenrock 05-02-2005 01:41 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Got any pictures of the fenders in the engine compartment? I've seen some holders on the web, but not sure which work the best. I'm looking at some 10"x26" fenders. (I think those are considered C Cups)

Originally Posted by t500hps
I guess a set in the engine compartment AND a set in the cabin would be best!!! Some guys think of everything :D


dykstra 05-02-2005 05:28 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Top Knot! :drink:

Pantera1 05-02-2005 06:25 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Not knocking TK but polypropylene lines are garbage compared to nylon.

BAJA WILL 05-02-2005 06:37 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I have been buying from hotropes.com for a couple years now no complainst other than they look so good people keep stealing them :mad:

WILL :drink:

Formulabill 05-02-2005 06:42 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Go to a POKER RUN and lift someones TOP KNOTS.
PS Get the matching fender covers also

Pantera1 05-02-2005 06:43 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Nylon
Nylon is the strongest of all ropes in common use. When stretched it has a "memory" for returning to its original length. For this reason it is best for absorbing shock loads, as is the case when lifting or towing. Nylon lasts 4-5 times longer than natural fibers because it has good abrasion resistance and is not damaged by oil or most chemicals. Like manila, nylon has good resistance to ultraviolet deterioration from sunlight, referred to as "U.V. stability".
Polyester
Polyester is very close to nylon in strength when a steady force is applied. However, unlike nylon, polyester stretches very little and therefore cannot absorb shock loads as well. It is as equally resistant as nylon to moisture and chemicals, but is superior in resistance to abrasion and sunlight. Polyester is the most popular general purpose rope in the boating industry.
Polypropylene (Poly)
Because of its light weight, polypropylene is the only rope which floats. For this reason, it is very popular for pool markers and water sports. Poly is affected by sunlight deterioration, more so than any other synthetic or natural fiber rope, but its life can be extended by storing it away from direct sunlight. Poly begins to weaken and melt at 150°F, the lowest melting point of all synthetic ropes. It is not as strong as nylon or polyester, but 2-3 times stronger than manila. Because poly is less expensive than other fibers, it is the most popular all-purpose rope for the average consumer. Hollow braided poly can be spliced.

mwdill 05-02-2005 07:08 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
walmart
you would be suprised :D:

C_Spray 05-02-2005 07:44 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
I've used Miami Cordage to outfit my last two boats. Everything is custom-made at production prices, so you can get the exact length, diameter, color, splice size, etc. that you want. They will even whip the bitter ends and splices of your lines in different colors so you can tell the long ones from the short ones at a glance. It's true braid-on-braid, too - no sewn splice sleeves. They'll also do any three-strand work you want done, including splicing chain directly to line. Get them to give you a quote.

dukenrock 05-02-2005 10:38 PM

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Are you talking about these 8? :drink: ) (They got nice taste in boats)

Originally Posted by Troutly
FINALLY ya got the name right :D

I have about eight of those C cups on board.....ya can never have enough :p


Harper220 05-02-2005 10:45 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by mwdill
walmart
you would be suprised :D:

I've bought a few there... :D

RUSSSR1 05-02-2005 11:52 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
If you need I have a couple of five fingered booby holders. Can't have them but i'v been known to lend them out when needed. :D :evilb: :evilb:

RedDog382 05-03-2005 03:49 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by dukenrock
Are you talking about these 8? :drink: ) (They got nice taste in boats)

Kevin,

I think that actually adds up to 16!

When was it that we are going boating again?! :eek: :D :drink: :evilb:

RedDog382 05-03-2005 03:52 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by dukenrock
Are you talking about these 8? :drink: ) (They got nice taste in boats)

Oh, by the way ... it's a good thing your camera batteries were not dead on the day of the photo above! :D

Rippem 05-03-2005 07:23 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
having seen that pic before, will someone point out Mrs. Troutly again?
before I pick a favorite, so that I don't end up feeling the sting of the "long arm of the law". :D

dukenrock 05-03-2005 07:33 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Batteries charged, boat is fueled, Formula dialed everything else in. I'm ready. This weekend will be tied up getting the lake house ready for summer. Otherwise pretty open schedule. I can do another weekday too. Let me know. :drink:

Originally Posted by RedDog382
Kevin,

I think that actually adds up to 16!

When was it that we are going boating again?! :eek: :D :drink: :evilb:


dukenrock 05-03-2005 07:34 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
That's all it takes! You the man. :D Not a bad one in the bunch.

Originally Posted by Troutly
Yeah, got eight of them, too!!!! :D

My one day of fame :p


BigDaddy96 05-03-2005 08:04 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by Rippem
having seen that pic before, will someone point out Mrs. Troutly again?
before I pick a favorite, so that I don't end up feeling the sting of the "long arm of the law". :D

Mrs Troutly is standing up 2nd from left in the white top.
Mrs SummerO is sitting down, first on left.
Mrs BD is standing up first on left.
That was a great day and Wookie Boy owes me big time for getting all the chics in the boat for the photo :evilb: :D

dukenrock 05-03-2005 08:58 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Hoe much did you have to pay the Trout Man to sit in the Captains Chair? :cool:

Originally Posted by BigDaddy96
Mrs Troutly is standing up 2nd from left in the white top.
Mrs SummerO is sitting down, first on left.
Mrs BD is standing up first on left.
That was a great day and Wookie Boy owes me big time for getting all the chics in the boat for the photo :evilb: :D


dukenrock 05-03-2005 08:59 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Looks like we may even have a couple of sisters in the pic.

el indio 05-03-2005 09:01 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by BigDaddy96
Mrs Troutly is standing up 2nd from left in the white top.
Mrs SummerO is sitting down, first on left.
Mrs BD is standing up first on left.
That was a great day and Wookie Boy owes me big time for getting all the chics in the boat for the photo :evilb: :D


nice sweater does it come in blue?

BigDaddy96 05-03-2005 10:36 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 

Originally Posted by dukenrock
Hoe much did you have to pay the Trout Man to sit in the Captains Chair? :cool:


ummmm.....actually that is Troutly aka Chewie :eek:


ps - sorry Dock for hijacking your thread with the yeti... :evilb:

dukenrock 05-04-2005 07:35 AM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Finally a face with a name!

Originally Posted by BigDaddy96
ummmm.....actually that is Troutly aka Chewie :eek:


ps - sorry Dock for hijacking your thread with the yeti... :evilb:


BigDaddy96 05-04-2005 10:19 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
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Originally Posted by Troutly
Faaaaaaaaack. You were nowhere to be found....kinda like when the bill comes to the table!!! :p :evilb: :D

whatever!! :evilb: :cool: :evilb:

dukenrock 05-04-2005 10:40 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Big D...You Da Man!!! :drink:

Originally Posted by BigDaddy96
whatever!! :evilb: :cool: :evilb:


dukenrock 05-04-2005 10:41 PM

Re: Who sells docklines at reasonable prices?
 
Trout, Are these cousins or what?


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