Here's a thread that has some info: https://wayalife.com/showthread.php/...winch-question
Me personally, I wanted synthetic and it came with the hawse style fairlead and has worked fine. Used many times.
Rollers are junk for old timers
Fairleads are for prettyboys
Hey Y'all! Searched here & JLWrangler, but figured I'd ask here to get a wider bunch of answers. Hawse Fairleads versus Rollers: Which is better at what? Pros & Cons? Can you even use a hawse with a steel cable (some people say no)? Rollers look like they'd rust out and need to be maintained, is that true?
Here's a thread that has some info: https://wayalife.com/showthread.php/...winch-question
Me personally, I wanted synthetic and it came with the hawse style fairlead and has worked fine. Used many times.
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i have a steel warn hawse fairlead for my cable. there's really no point in running rollers at this point in my opinion. From what iv seen they damage easily and seem to be inferior. If you're going hawse with steel cable you need to make sure you buy steel NOT aluminum.
The rollers won’t rust or seize unless you’re really rough on them. Usually it’s rollers with wire cable and hawse with synthetic.
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Warn vr series with steel cable ships with a steel hawse fairlead. I also went steel because I’ll likely only every use it for recovering others out of snow or bush removal. When the cable breaks down I’ll probably replace it with synthetic rope. If you do that just make sure the winch drum is free of burrs and swap to an aluminum hawse fairlead