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Since I had decided to replace my years old steel cable with a synthetic line from Geurock courtesy of Macs4x4products I needed to change out my very old roller fairlead. The steel roller fairlead is not synthetic friendly so I didn’t want to tear up my new rope. I’ve always liked the X-Line fairlead from Off Road Only. It is larger than the other fairlead's that I have seen so pushes the exit point of the rope further out from the winch plate. For me this is a good thing since it helps to clear the TBT stinger bumper that I have installed already. This is a little pricey for a fairlead, but it’s been described as a work of art and I know a few people that left it sit on their desks for a little while to admire every day.
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Parts: Anti-Seize |
Tools
Needed: 4mm Allen Wrench 5/8" Combo Wrench 11/16" Combo Wrench |
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This page last updated: 16-Apr-2008
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