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Standard Bolt Pattern Universal Roller Fairlead For Atv Winch 4-7/8" on 2040-parts.com

US $14.99
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Product Specification:

  • Heavy Duty and powder Coated Black
  • Zinc Plated Rollers
  • Designed to work with all of the ATV standard 1.5k-4k winches with the standard bolt pattern of 4-7/8"


Standard Bolt pattern will fit  most winches such as Warn, Ramsey, Superwinch, Venom, Mile Marker and etc.

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