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Winch Fairlead Warn

4 on 3 ratings
  • Fitment Warning:
    • This is a Universal/Non Application Specific Product. To install this part, you made need to cut, weld, or make other modifications to your vehicle.
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Universal
Brand Warn
Part # W3624335
Condition New
Warehouse B
Warn

Warn Winch Fairlead 24335
  • Roller Style; Industrial; For 8 Inch Drum; Black
    • WARN is one of the world's most recognized brands in vehicle performance enhancing equipment. Warn designs and manufactures their own full line of off-road equipment and accessories that enhance the performance of 4WD vehicles. Warn's Industrial Division markets their electric and hydraulic winches and hoists to commercial, industrial and severe duty customers. Warn also has a line of utility winches and hoists that are designed for professional trade workers and do-it-yourself consumers who need powerful tools to assist them in pulling, hauling, dragging or lifting. Warn focuses on three specific markets; the consumer aftermarket (you), industrial and commercial use, as well as original equipment.

    Packaging

    length
    15.25
    width
    6.25
    height
    4.75
    weight
    18.70
    Information on technical characteristics, the delivery set, the country of manufacture and the appearance of the goods is for reference only and is based on the latest information available at the time of publication.
    1. Travis Wooster
      07 Apr, 2014
      This thing is heavy. Almost as heavy as my old roller. Very thick material. Some people mentioned a ridge on the inside. Mine did not have that. It's a smooth radius almost as big as a roller fairlead. I got this for wire rope. The inside of the opening is not as smooth as machined aluminum because this fairlead is cast and it has small dimpling from the production process. It has a good thick powder coat that smooths it out. The little plastic plugs that come with it to cover the bolt holes do not fit at all. I would recommend for wire rope. I don't run synthetic, so I can't say how well it would work for that application.
    2. Luke
      14 Aug, 2013
      I'm confused. There's a casting parting line right at the back of the winch on the inside. I'm going to grind it off and run it. It's annoying, though, since I'll lose the protective coating of the fairlead in that area. But no one in their right mind would put a rope through this, wire or synthetic.Why can't we buy reasonably priced steel hawse fairleads with no quality issues?Strange.Edit: I am returning this to AutoPartsWAY, because I decided the quality of this fairlead is unacceptable. I will be replacing it with a roller fairlead.
    3. Dale C
      17 Jun, 2013
      Bought this fairlead to replace the huge roller fairlead on my Jeep. The rollers were damaged in a front end collision, but they stuck out wayyyyy too far for my liking anyway. I bought this steel fairlead because I still have steel cable on my winch and didn't think an aluminum hawse fairlead would hold up (I've since read otherwise).Don't even bother reading the 1 or 2 star reviews, they are all using synthetic rope and this fairlead is entirely too rough for it. I'm not sure why Warn says you can use synthetic with this.*****If you don't have steel cable, go buy a machined/polished hawse fairlead instead of this one*****

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