Do It Best 704731 Manila Fiber Rope 3/8 in X 400 Ft Tan

Product Description

The DO IT BEST 704731 is a 3/8-inch diameter, 400-foot manila fiber rope spooled on a heavy-duty reel for straightforward deployment in the field or on the job site. Constructed from natural manila fiber in a 3-strand, stretch-resistant twist, it carries a load capacity of 243 pounds. Manila is a traditional natural-fiber cordage prized for its durability, flexibility, and resistance to saltwater exposure. The material is biodegradable and holds up well against ultraviolet degradation, making it a practical choice for outdoor and marine applications where synthetic rope is not required or preferred.

This rope is suited for a wide range of trade, marine, and general-purpose applications. Common uses include ships lines, fishing nets, landscaping and rigging work, handcraft production, and furniture manufacturing. The 400-foot length on a single spool makes it easy to measure and cut on site, reducing waste and handling time. It is appropriate for both residential and light commercial projects where natural-fiber rope meets specification requirements.

Key Features

• 3/8-inch diameter with 243-pound load capacity
• 3-strand construction for stretch resistance and consistent lay
• Natural manila fiber — biodegradable and UV resistant
• Resistant to saltwater damage, suitable for marine environments
• 400-foot length packaged on a heavy-duty spool for easy storage and dispensing
• Tan color natural to manila fiber

Compatibility

General-purpose 3/8-inch manila rope suitable for use in marine, agricultural, landscaping, and general trade applications where natural-fiber cordage is specified.

Installation Notes

Cut manila rope with a sharp blade and seal or whip the cut ends immediately to prevent unraveling of the 3-strand lay. When used for load-bearing applications, verify that the working load does not exceed rated capacity and apply an appropriate safety factor per applicable rigging or industry guidelines. Inspect rope regularly for UV degradation, fraying, or moisture damage before each use.