Rugged Ridge Synthetic Winch Cables 15102.31

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Part Number: RGG-1510231

$169.99

Winch Cable, Synthetic Rope, 1/4 in. Diameter, 50 ft. Length, Each
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Rugged Ridge Synthetic Winch Cables 15102.31

Rugged Ridge Synthetic Winch Cables 15102.31

RGG-1510231

5 out of 5 stars ( 1 )

Part Number: RGG-1510231

Estimated Ship Date: Nov 23, 2026

$169.99

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Brand:
Manufacturer's Part Number:
15102.31
Part Type:
Product Line:
Summit Racing Part Number:
RGG-1510231
Item Number:
1446714
UPC:
804314220563
Winch Cable Material:
Synthetic rope
Winch Cable Length (ft.):
50.00 ft.
Cable Capacity:
5,000 lbs.
Winch Cable Diameter:
1/4 in.
Quantity:
Sold individually.

Rugged Ridge Synthetic Winch Cables

Rugged Ridge synthetic winch cables are lighter and stronger than traditional steel cables, so no more worrying about kinking or breaking steel strands. Synthetic rope does not store energy like steel cables, and in the event of failure, it is much less likely to result in severe injuries caused by the whiplash of broken wire rope. These synthetic cables are offered in a variety of sizes and strengths. They include a chafe guard to protect the rope from abrasion, a black powdercoated latch hook, and a stainless steel thimble. Rugged Ridge synthetic winch cables are available for traditional off-road vehicles, as well as ATVs and UTVs.

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