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• There usually are three lines to the actual towing line.
• If that happens, a weak link should disconnect the banner from the towing line.
• The towing line broke three times and ended up in the propeller of the tug the third time.
• The towing line and bridle is the upper part of a plankton net and used to hold it.
• The 90-feet catenary surge chain used to damp shock loads in the towing line was also deemed insufficient.
• Some variants in equipment attach two towing lines to either the back of a saddle or the breastplate on the horse.
• The helicopter crews were also preparing to deploy several technicians aboard the drilling rig to evaluate the condition of the towing lines.
• On 2 July, the tow of the bow section broke free in bad weather but the towing line was reattached the next day.
• The towing lines connected to the triangle bridles are made of nylon rope and can be adjust to a level suitable for the user.
• On 31 December 2012, " Kulluk " drifted aground after the towing line to the icebreaking anchor-handling tug " Aiviq " parted in heavy weather.
• Her anchor took hold 1.7 miles off the coast but its chain broke at 1900 and attempts by the V / s 苂ir of the Icelandic Coast Guard to attach a towing line were unsuccessful in the heavy seas.
• She was moving at limited speeds and the United States Navy,, and the Military Sealift Command-operated were dispatched to assist . " Chosin " attempted to tow " Protecteur ", but the towing line broke.
• "' USS " Bomazeen " "'was originally the " Bathgate ", a tugboat built in 1919 at New York and purchased by the United States Navy on 29 December 1941 from the Meseck Towing Lines.
• If a dinghy is towed, an extra line with a loop in the end ( known as a lazy painter ) can be attached to a dinghy so that if the towing line breaks, there is a line to grab with a boat hook.
• The Knids change into living segments of a towing line, with which to capture the two spacecraft, while a single Knid wraps his body around the Elevator to provide an anchor for this operation; whereupon Willy Wonka returns the Elevator to Earth, and the Knids are incinerated in the atmosphere.
• There is a strong culture of self-sufficiency amongst sea kayakers and extensive safety equipment such as compass, towing lines, manual pumps, repair kits including wet application repair tape, flares, paddle leash, spare paddles, and survival gear are routinely carried; along with supplies of food and a flask of hot beverage for non-emergency use.