T-H Marine – Boating Essentials | Solid braid nylon utility line | Rope & Line | BE-CO-53660-DP
T-H Marine – Boating Essentials | Solid braid nylon utility line | Rope & Line | BE-CO-53660-DP
T-H Marine – Boating Essentials | Solid braid nylon utility line | Rope & Line | BE-CO-53660-DP is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Description
Description
This 3/16" X 50 Multi-Purpose Line offers robust durability for various tasks. Designed to handle a safe working load of 120 lbs and a high breaking strength of 600 lbs, this line is ideal for both everyday and demanding applications.
Key Features
- Safe working load of 120 lbs ensures secure usage for a variety of tasks.
- Impressive breaking strength of 600 lbs for enhanced reliability.
- Versatile 3/16" X 50 size suitable for multiple applications.
Performance & Real-World Benefits
Utility line is a general-purpose rope for tying down, securing and rigging gear on the boat and at the dock.
FAQ
Q1: Is this a genuine T-H Marine part?
Yes. It is manufactured by T-H Marine as part of the Boating Essentials line under part number BE-CO-53660-DP.
Q2: How do I make sure this is the right part?
Compare the part number (BE-CO-53660-DP) with the part you are replacing or the space where it will be installed before ordering.
Q3: What is this solid braid nylon utility line used for?
Utility line is a general-purpose rope for tying down, securing and rigging gear on the boat and at the dock.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to P65Warnings.ca.gov.

