perhaps its a sill question but Im not exactly sure how they work. Can you use synthetic winch rope with a turfer?
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No, definately not. Tirfors, of whichever size you have, and the many different copies out there now (since the original patent expired) must be used with the original wire rope, or an exact duplicate. They work by alternately gripping the rope between 2 sets of jaws. As previously stated, not only would these rip the rope to shreds, but you would not be able to get the rope loaded into the winch in the first place.
No, definately not. Tirfors, of whichever size you have, and the many different copies out there now (since the original patent expired) must be used with the original wire rope, or an exact duplicate. They work by alternately gripping the rope between 2 sets of jaws. As previously stated, not only would these rip the rope to shreds, but you would not be able to get the rope loaded into the winch in the first place.
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