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WARN 5/16-Inch x 125-Foot Replacement Steel Cable

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      Features & Specs

      • 125-Ft. x 5/16-In. Galvanized Aircraft-Grade Steel Wire Rope With Looped End and Thimble on One End
      • Wire Rope Terminal on Opposite End for Secure Attachment
      • Constructed for Strength and Durability with Galvanized Finish to Resist Corrosion
      • Compatible with WARN 9.5cti, Powerplant 9.5, and XD9i Winches

      Description

      Replacement Steel Rope. The WARN 5/16-Inch x 125-Foot Replacement Steel Cable is designed to replace damaged or worn winch wire rope, ensuring safe and reliable operation of your winch. It restores the winching capabilities of compatible off-road winches by providing a durable and strong pulling cable.

      Construction and Appearance. This wire rope is made from galvanized aircraft-grade steel wire rope, offering superior strength and resistance to breakage. Its galvanized coating helps resist corrosion, extending the lifespan of the cable in harsh environments. The cable features a looped end with a thimble and a wire rope terminal on the opposite end for secure and reliable attachment.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward as the cable directly replaces the existing winch wire rope with compatible terminals. No drilling or modifications are required, allowing for quick and safe replacement to restore winch functionality.

      WARN W3638312

      CA Residents: WARNING: Cancer and Reproductive Harm - www.P65Warnings.ca.gov

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