buy the 40M if you need to cut off the excess 10M cut that in half and then practice doing splicing and knot work in it.
1. you learn how to work the rope and what knots and bends work in it.
2. you wind up with a pair of bridal straps.
3. If your winch can take the full 40m then you dont wind up the 6 inches short of the anchor point that you would have been if you had planned the recovery when you had a 30m rope.
dont forget its about a minimum of 5 turns on the drum for synthetics depending on the surface of your drum. When you wind it on stop at 7 turns on, sit in the drivers seat and then mark the rope with a piece of low temp heat shrink or electrical tape about a foot out from where you loose sight of the rope.
If you can see that mark from the drivers seat, Dont put tension on the winch. (taking up slack is ok but if you can still see the mark check the drum for holding) Do the same when the first layer of rope is complete and about to start running back across. IF you're winching out as part of a recovery and hit that point let the recovery controller know OR asses what you're doing to make sure you can complete the job before you get down to the last marker.


 
					
					 
				
				
				
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