sean.m.adams33
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Why is this?
Spooling synthetic line for the first time
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Why is this?
StrizzyChris
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Upnover is correct. The steel cable will cause the rollers to have tiny little grooves and gouges in it as the steel cable slides across the steel rollers. The synthetic line will catch in those little imperfections and will cause the line to fray, snag, and fail VERY prematurely.
Jaydoc1
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Rather than starting a new thread, I'm hoping someone with a Warn Powerplant 9.5 will jump in and answer this question for me.
My PowerPlant came with 125' of 5/16" wire rope. I'm going to switch to synthetic over the winter and am trying to figure out, in general, if I can fit 100' of the 3/16" Warn Spydura synthetic line onto this winch. Other options include Viking and Masterpull but I'm really interested in the Spydura.
My PowerPlant came with 125' of 5/16" wire rope. I'm going to switch to synthetic over the winter and am trying to figure out, in general, if I can fit 100' of the 3/16" Warn Spydura synthetic line onto this winch. Other options include Viking and Masterpull but I'm really interested in the Spydura.
NFRs2000NYC
Caught the Bug
Honestly, I would go with any quality synthetic line that's "on sale" or lowest price. Spydura, Masterpull and Viking are tops, so find the best deal and get to it.
olram30
Not That Kind of Engineer
I don't know about 3/16" but I put a 100' of warn 3/8" on my warn 9.5 pp. Got it on Amazon for cheap and made in America. Here's the part #
