$59.00
Premium roller fairlead from True Adventure Outdoor Recovery Products is designed to reduce friction so the Metal cable is protected from wear that can cut short its service life. ( NOTE: This is not recommended for Dyneema ropes only steel ropes. For Dyneema ropes use our Hawse Fairlead ) Its design allows it to be used with most winch brands and bull bars, and its ultra-high tensile strength steel with epoxy grade finish means that it’s less likely to chip than powder-coated models. Zinc galvanisation and chrome protect it from exposure to the elements, and the heavy duty bolts and lock nuts securely hold the rollers in place. The dowel-pin bearings and composite bushings on multi-directional rollers allow smooth operation even when pulling at extreme angles. This roller fairlead is designed to be used with All type of steel rope winches.
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Premium roller fairlead from True Adventure Outdoor Recovery Products is designed to reduce friction so the Metal cable is protected from wear that can cut short its service life. ( NOTE: This is not recommended for Dyneema ropes only steel ropes. For Dyneema ropes use our Hawse Fairlead ) Its design allows it to be used with most winch brands and bull bars, and its ultra-high tensile strength steel with epoxy grade finish means that it’s less likely to chip than powder-coated models. Zinc galvanisation and chrome protect it from exposure to the elements, and the heavy duty bolts and lock nuts securely hold the rollers in place. The dowel-pin bearings and composite bushings on multi-directional rollers allow smooth operation even when pulling at extreme angles. This roller fairlead is designed to be used with All type of steel rope winches.
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