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| SPLICING INSTRUCTIONS |
Step 1
Untwist the individual strands of rope back 300 mm
from the end of the rope. |
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Step
2
"Marry" the six strands, staggering the strands
from each end as shown, being careful NOT to match colors (DO NOT
PUT RED WITH RED etc.). Leave approximately 25 mm space
between twisted ends. |
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Step
3
When working to the left, the first strand is wrapped towards
you, around and under the opposite strand, keeping the lay of the
rope as near as possible to that of the strand being wrapped. |
Step
4
Repeat with the second strand and its opposite, and the third
strand and its opposite. Only ONE wrap should be made on each strand
at one time. |
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Step
5
When working to the right, wrap the strands away from you,
around and under their opposite strands. |
Step
6
Follow this procedure for six wraps, three to the left and
three to the right, giving a light, even pull on each end after each
wrap is completed. |
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Step 7
Remove approximately half of the ends from each strand and
continue the procedure for three additional wraps to the left and
three to the right. This will taper the splice and is highly recommended. |
Step
8
Cut off all of the strand ends leaving tails of 19 - 25 mm long. |
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NOTE: The strands are in three colours for illustration purposes only. |
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William Kenyon & Sons, Ltd
P.O. Box 33 - Chapel Field Works - Dukinfield, Cheshire - SK14 4RP - England
Tel. +44(0)161 308 6030 Fax: +44(0)161 308 6046
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