Kawasaki (multi-fit) Synthetic Rope Conversion Kit Kw72128 on 2040-parts.com
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States
 
Part # KW72128 - For use with all WARN winches with aluminum drums - Includes synthetic rope, rock guard sleeve and roller fairlead - NOTE: When replacing a wire rope with synthetic, it is necessary to replace the fairlead to avoid damage and wear to the new synthetic rope from the rough surface of the old fairlead FITS: NO MODEL RESTRICTIONS  |
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