[MudLovingFJ]

Lightly used Warn Steel hawse fairled. Never used on a pull, only scratches and marks from when I pulled the line out to replace it with synthetic. This fairlead is made to be used with STEEL line; it will not work with synthetic. It is a lot thinner and smaller than a roller fairlead and looks a lot better on the smaller bumpers

Goes for about $40 from 4 Wheel Parts

Asking $25 FIRM Local pick up only

More info: Hawse Fairlead

 

[DominicG]

I'll give you $0 for it!

 

[FJ-Piper]

I'll give you $0 for it!

I'll double that offer and even throw in an additional 0

 

[mattmainster]

Throw in a winch and I'll top both their offers... $.01

 

[DominicG]

I'll destroy all these other offers and offer $0.00

 

[FJ-Piper]

Throw in a winch and I'll top both their offers... $.01

Whew! I'm out. I just can't compete with the big spenders...

 

[MudLovingFJ]

ok, I have the ban hammer out and raised.... who's gonna get it?!?!?!?! ;D

 

[Fjamming]

Just out of curiosity, why won't it work with synthetic if it's in good condition?

 

[MudLovingFJ]

It isnt smooth enough and might snag the line. It is pretty rough and just powdercoated over to look decent.

 

[Fjamming]

It isnt smooth enough and might snag the line. It is pretty rough and just powdercoated over to look decent.

Couldn't you just smooth it out?

 

[DominicG]

Tony stop making things difficult


You don't want steel for synthetic.

You want aluminum or some kind of plastic. The steel is to unforgiving.

 

[Fjamming]

Picky picky. You forgot to include the graphite polymers in that selection.

 

[DominicG]

polymer is plastic!

 

[MudLovingFJ]

Bah! Delrin rollers or aluminum is preferred for synthetic. steel is best for steel line.