[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Orange]

[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Blue]

[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Yellow]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Black1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Gray with Black Hook1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Black with Red Hook]

[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Green]

[85 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Black]

[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Black]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Black with Yellow Hook1]

[92 feet x 1  & 2 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Black1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 20 | 500 lbs Gray1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Green1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Orange1]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Yellow1]

[50 feet x 1  & 4 inch - 7 | 000 lbs Red]

[95 feet x 3  & 8 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Blue1]

[92 feet x 1  & 2 inch - 22 | 000 lbs Black with Red Hook1]

Packet Condition: Brand New 100%

* Packet contains 1X Synthetic Winch Rope with Rock Guard and Heat Guard
* Item Weight: 2460g

Compatible with most Recovery Car SUV ATV UTV RV Truck KFI Marine Boat Van Trailer
* For safety, DO NOT pull out the RED Protective Sleeve when using either DO NOT pull anything over 15,000 LBs

Description
* Dimension:
--- Length: 85 (85 feet)
--- Thickness: 3/8" (3/8 inch)
--- With Rock Guard: 7/16" (7/16 inch)
* Breaking Strength: Max. 20,500 lbs
* Color: Black Rock Guard + Red Heat Guard
* Made of Synthetic Fiber

NOTICE:
* Due to photographic & monitor setting, Actual color may be a little different
* Ensure you read carefully the product description prior to purchasing the product
* Professionals installation is highly recommend to avoid any trouble may be caused by inexperienced installer

How to install synthetic winch rope
First of all, remove and discard any rope that has been already on the drum. DO NOT try to recycle any old lengths of rope, just ignore it.
Then, most winch cables will come with a small eyelet at one end. This will be attached to the locking mechanism inside the winch drum. It tethers the winch rope to the drum, if you ever get to the point that the rope is being held on with the device, you are in the wrong track!
Once connected, the next step is to get the rope wound onto the winch drum. You should spend a little time getting the job done correctly. Some winches will have a mechanism mounted to the front to help the rope to load evenly across the drum
If your winch has one of these, thread the rope through it before you begin to wind. If not, you will need to manually feed the rope from one side of the drum to the next, ensuring the rope is loaded up evenly across the drum.