Making a Dyneema Synthetic Winch Extension/Tow Rope for 4x4, Boating, Sailing. Step by Step Process

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Static extension lines made with synthetic rope are lightweight, strong, and extremely versatile in off road recovery. They can be used to extend a winch line, tow a vehicle, anchor to a tree, and can be used with a pulley.
In this video, I make a 25' extension line using Dyneema rope. I show how to form eyelets on both ends with Brummel lock splices and demonstrate recommended methods for creating the taper and bury to minimize loss to break strength. Video includes step-by-step process and measurements.
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Equipment Seen or Mentioned in this Video:
Amsteel Blue Dyneema Rope, (34 ft. x 7/16 inch): amzn.to/3QJ2JOo
Heatshrink tubing, (5 in. x 1 in.): amzn.to/3y6Pwsw
Protective Hose Sleeve for loops (12 in. x 1.5 in.): amzn.to/44IEm9H
Protective Hose Sleeve for rope (4.5 ft. x 1.5 in.): amzn.to/44IEm9H
Some Fid Options (if you don't want to use a ballpoint pen ;-) ):
Samson Rope Splicing Tool FID: amzn.to/4aCis96
Factor 55 Fast FID Rope Splicing Tool: amzn.to/4bALQ14
Making a soft shackle:
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Upgrading winch to synthetic line:
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How to Splice Rope by Samson Rope:
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Dyneema Tail and Brummel Lock break strength testing by HowNOT2:
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