Warn Winch Synthetic Rope Install

Whether you choose warn spydura synthetic rope or durable metal rope this video shows exactly how.

Warn winch synthetic rope install.

Starting from the rope eyelet side down to the thimble slide where the rope hook attaches. The warn zeon line of winches offers a unique rope anchor that is built into the winch s drum. For synthetic winch rope applications you must have a hawse fairlead mounted to your winch. Available in 3 500 4 500 and 5 500 pulling capacities with a choice of steel or spydura synthetic rope.

For use with all warn atv winches with aluminum drums. Most off road winches will have a threaded hole on the drum flange that you attach a wire rope or synthetic winch line to with a button head allen bolt. 10 20 minutes from start to finish. If you re not sure which warn winch cable is suitable for your vehicle or existing winch ask one of our experts on staff and we ll make sure you select the right cable.

50 of 7 32 diam. Easily attaches to the winch cable to. The black units are good for use with steel or synthetic on winches with a 6 000 lb. It s smart tough and perfect for a wide range of powersports vehicles.

Warning always replace the warn fairlead if damaged or abused. The 1 4 diameter rope is lightweight easy to handle and won t rattle in a cargo box. Includes synthetic rope rock guard sleeve and roller fairlead for pv4500 v4000 rt40 and 4 0ci winch. The only real difference is how you attach the cable or rope to the winch drum step 7 and what fairlead you should use.

Warn winch synthetic rope is tough durable and offers extreme load bearing capability to meet all your winching needs. Warning always keep hands clear of winch rope hook loop hook and fairlead opening during installation operation and when spooling in or out. Other winches such as the warn zeon series or 8274 have different methods. Warn offers two types of hawse fairleads.

2722 kg pull capacity or greater. The polished aluminum fairleads are designed to be used with synthetic rope only and minimize the possibility of fraying. Before removing the old line from your winch take a look at how it was attached to the drum. If your synthetic winch rope came with an abrasion sleeve and we highly recommend having one with any synthetic rope slide it over the end.