attaching rope to new handle

OK, i know this is one of those really dumb questions, but... What is the proper way to attack a rope to a handle?? I just bought a new rope to replace my old one after it got cut and i took the old one of without noticing how it was tied on. There is a loop on both the end of the handle and on the rope...

Thanks for the help.

Alright.. take the loop from the handle in one hand, then push the end of your mainline (not the end with the removable sections) through that loop. Take the end where the removable sections are on the mainline and feed it through the loop on that same mainline on the other end. It takes a couple minutes to feed all that rope through itself but pull it tight and you should be good to go after that!

Piggee Back ? - how do you loop the mainline to make it shorter than the extensions allow? IE Taking 65' to 60' when your mainline is 65'. I saw it once, but just didn't catch how it was done.

go up 5 feet on your mainline and tie a knot with a little loop hanging through the knot and you're good