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Warn Fairlead Roller Galvanized For Winch, Model 5742 For 4000lbs+ on 2040-parts.com

US $70.00
Location:

Austin, Texas, US

Austin, Texas, US
Returns Accepted:ReturnsNotAccepted Brand:Warn Industries Manufacturer Part Number:5742 Surface Finish:Galvanized

Placed on my removable winch platform, so it has not being exposed to the elements. Used twice. Shows some marks from the steel cable but overall in excellent condition. Came from a Warn 9500 with bolts 10' apart. It should work in most warn winches from 4000lbs and up. Please check Warn's website to insure compatibility. Cable, winch and platform not included in the auction. You are bidding only on the roller fairlead.

I will include the steel cable for free if you pay the extra $20 it will cost shipping. Cable does NOT include the hook shown in the picture

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