Anti-Abrasion Rubber Plug For Towing Hook Compatible With KFI/ATV Stranded Cables(Yellow)
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New
Location
International
Product code
TBD0603777801D
Bob Shop ID
593643157
1. Made of high impact-absorbing rubber, durable and waterproof Screws are galvanized to prevent oxidation and corrosion High compatibility with steel wire rope or synthetic rope
2. Maintains tension on hook and cable, protects winch motor and gears, eliminates wear, tear and hook rattle
3. Wide compatibility, perfect for trucks, jeeps, ATVs, UTVs, ORVs, trailers and SUVs
4. Prevents the winch motor and gear from pulling the cable too far and hitting the bottom of the roller
5. Easy to install, contains 1 rubber plug, 4 machine screws, nuts and washers and 1 Allen key for installation, easy to install and remove
6. Size: Diameter 63 mm
7. Inner ring diameter: 13 mm
Use gloves to protect your hands during installation:
Step 1: Winch and Pull About 5cm of Cable
Step 2: Connect the two halves of the split body together, place the cable or rope between the two halves, insert the four bolts and tighten so that the two parts are connected together
Step 3: Reattach the hook to the end of the cable, retract the hook, engage the clutch and retract the cable onto the winch spool until the hook is snug against the hook plug and fairlead
Step 4: Position the hitch stop at about 3/4 of the total pitch when using the winch