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WARN 16463 Winch Accessory: 5/16″ Diameter Steel Cable Wire Rope Terminal and Screw
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Customer feedback
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4.8 / 5
11 source ratings
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Surrealone –
This is a replacement part for the eyelet and screw that are used to attach wire rope to a Warn winch drum. It does what it is supposed to do. After cutting (what’s left of) the old terminal off of the end of the wire rope, the end of the wire rope can be easily inserted into receptacle of the replacement eyelet. Once done, it must crimped/swaged onto it. Pneumatic crimp/swage tools are VERY expensive (i.e. thousands of dollars), and I am not fortunate enough to own one. Hand crimp/swage tools capable of crimping/swaging these are also pricey (hundreds of dollars for something the size of large bolt cutters) … and I don’t own one of those, either. Since I only needed to crimp/swage the eyelet/terminal, I purchased a hydraulic crimp/swage tool/die set (here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0114QC3OY). Not the best set in the world and certainly not quick to use, but it did the job.