Rough Country RS117 Winch Rope
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Rough Country RS117 Features:
Replace your worn out line with Rough Country's super-durable Synthetic Winch Rope! This 3/8in replacement rope is 85 feet long and rated for up to 16,000lbs of recovery power! Synthetic ropes yield a far greater strength to weight ratio than steel ropes, making them more durable and reliable in recovery scenarios. When steel ropes fray they can produce sharp, painful barbs, a symptom that is not possible with synthetic rope lines. Plus, synthetic ropes do not store energy under stress like steel ropes do, making the safer to operate in the event of breakage.
- Rated for up to 16,000lbs
- Install Time: 15 minutes
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Motor Vehicles
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Tools:
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Electrical Cords
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