Syntheitc rope ?
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[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]Synthetic rope definately. The wire has a breaking strength of about 4800 lbs, and the rope about 5900 lbs.
It is exactly the same lenght, and size as the wire cable. No backlashes if it were to snap. It comes with a
chafe guard on the rope of about 5 ft standard. You can move the chafe guard up or down the rope to protect
against a downed log is the war or a rock. It is similar to 1/4 nylon rope in that it is limber if dropped. No
kinks or broken spurs to cut you. Oh mine came in Camo which is like the green in the fishing line they sell
that is a braid. You shouldn't use the fairlead that came with your winch, as it will wear out the rope quickly.
Purchase the aluminum hawse fairlead that is similar to the ones that come with the winch.. Heres a
couples of places to look at them.
www.rockstomper.com
www.okoffroad.com
It is exactly the same lenght, and size as the wire cable. No backlashes if it were to snap. It comes with a
chafe guard on the rope of about 5 ft standard. You can move the chafe guard up or down the rope to protect
against a downed log is the war or a rock. It is similar to 1/4 nylon rope in that it is limber if dropped. No
kinks or broken spurs to cut you. Oh mine came in Camo which is like the green in the fishing line they sell
that is a braid. You shouldn't use the fairlead that came with your winch, as it will wear out the rope quickly.
Purchase the aluminum hawse fairlead that is similar to the ones that come with the winch.. Heres a
couples of places to look at them.
www.rockstomper.com
www.okoffroad.com
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