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LONG NET POLE GROMMETS


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Wouldnt it just be easier to learn how to tie a clove hitch? :blink:

 

. . . That's what I was thinking :D

 

I am not 'au fait' with the new quick set nets, but I have seen them when they were first put on the market. What does this grommet do and look like?

 

OTC

 

Ah,..Grommet,...what a beautiful english word... :drink::drink::laugh::laugh:

 

The first 'quick-set' nets were brought to the attention of the public by Mr Glenn Waters...

He favoured tying his lines onto the borrowed fibre glass Golf flags :laugh::laugh: by dint of rubberised bands cut from bicycle inner tubes. This idea soon progressed onto lamb castration rings (sadly,designed to rot !) and was further enhanced by the Hampshire based Magnum Trap Company Ltd who piloted the compressed plastic poles and adaptable grommets. The idea of these items was to allow the height of the net to be slid up and down to suit the operative and the terrain.

Like most of the Magnum Trap Co Ltd's goods,..they were designed to offer maximum profit to the seller :D:D Most lads quickly went back to the 'lacky bands',..such is life... ;)

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whilst setting my long net recently it keeps coming unattached at the grommets because i cant tie it right. on one of my other nets it has little orange bands instead that are brillient does anyone know wear i can get some of these??

any help would be apreciated

 

;)

the small orange bands are the type used on lambs tails , any sheep farmer will have them or shepherd , i purchased a good few bags of rubber gromets at the local market , they cost a pound a bag and held 30 gromets in each bag . snareman
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