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Not long I guess. Picked it up two weeks ago.
Buncha boxes showed up today, so I dragged them into the garage.
Time to take inventory..
Buncha boxes showed up today, so I dragged them into the garage.
Time to take inventory..
Packages!! 😍 Whatcha got? Whatcha got?? It’s rude to tease us with pics of packages! 😜… Tell us whatcha doing first? 🤤Not long I guess. Picked it up two weeks ago.
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Buncha boxes showed up today, so I dragged them into the garage.
Time to take inventory..
Not long I guess. Picked it up two weeks ago.
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Buncha boxes showed up today, so I dragged them into the garage.
Time to take inventory..
I have the same winch (except mine is 4500#) installed by the dealer on my P520, and it's the same fairlead and winch line as Buzz's.I'm no expert on winches, but isn't that the wrong fairlead for your winch line.
Interesting... I am not sure there is really a problem, but there has to be a reason everyone with a synthetic rope uses the hawse type and not the roller. Other than weight, the only other thing I can think of is burrs on the rollers catching the rope.I have the same winch (except mine is 4500#) installed by the dealer on my P520, and it's the same fairlead and winch line as Buzz's.
I wish my wife was able to see this and to hear that I might have something right...The roller fairlead was supplied with the winch. I am definitely no expert, but from what I've read the main reason hawse are preferred for synthetic is that if the rollers are worn with scratches, burrs, or sharp edges it will tear the rope fibers over time, as stated above by crewcabrob. I'm hoping it's not an issue with brand new rollers that have never seen cable. I guess if the gaps were large enough pinching could be an issue too.
Good to know... 98% of my winch use is for plowing...so it should be fine for me.The roller fairlead is perfect for plowing, less drag on the rope. The hawse is insurance for side pulls on the trail, sometimes the rope can get pinched in the roller corners and bind up.