Recensioni dei clienti per VEVOR Corda per Verricello 9,5 mm x 25,9 m Cavo Sintetico 117,9 kN con Guaina Protettiva Gancio per Verricello Forgiato Cinghia di Trazione per SUV Fuoristrada Camion, Cavo Sintetico per Verricello

Spedizione veloce, ottima comunicazione, ottimo pakaging. La qualità del cavo sembra buona, anche il gancio e la redancia sembrano di buona fattura ma prima di dare un giudizio finale sulla resa dell'oggetto occorre testarlo sul campo. Per ora direi esperienza positiva.

Acquistato per verricello 9500Lb installato su Suzuki samurai. È perfetto Acquisto super consigliato

Very pleased with this purchase. Very high quality very good price. If you're going to make me say 100 characters about this I'm going to stop doing these reviews

Bardzo dobry towar , dobry materiał , przesyłka dotarła na czas . Bez żadnych problemów z dostawcą . Polecam

Eccellente , il Prodotto è fatto Veramente Bene, Ben Curato. Provato Sul Tiraggio di Traino sia con una Jeep e con tiraggio dei Tronchi ,Abbinato anche alle Eccellenti Carrucole 11T . Che dire Eccellente sia dalla tradizione alla spedizione super Veloce e prodotto ben curato . Grazieeee

Prijs kwaliteit is perfect ! Echte aanrader!

I bought this use this cable after the Bad land synthetic cable broke after a few pulls on my Badeland 12000 Apex winch. There two big notable differences on the two 3/8" cables, Badlands cable get very stiff after a few uses where the Vector stays soft and handy, the Vector have now pulled the double amount of tree stumps out of ground than I could do with the Badlands cable! Now the Vevor cable is not without flaws as it get small "hairs" sticking out as it get used, it does not seam to affect the strength of the cable. I am pulling dozens of oak and pine stumps to clear for an access road some 8-10 inch diameter, the combination of the Badland Apex 12000 and the Vevor synthetic cable looks like a perfect match.

The rope/kit is well made and is a good price.. however the method of attaching this rope to the winch drum is different to the wire ripe i took off... I had to butcher the synthetic rope to get it to fit..

Goed en degelijk liertouw voor deze prijs. Heb dit touw alleen nodig als ik echt vast zit. Dus maar voor sporadisch gebruik. Daar is het prima voor. Volvo van +/-3000kg Als je elke dag moet lieren met een zwaardere auto zou ik voor een echt merk gaan.

This line hasn't seen a recovery/load yet, but I've several winches that have, including the one this line went on. It replaced a 3/8" steel cable. There are a couple of things that I noticed that are not really positive or negative, but things for the user to be aware of ahead of time. The first is that this 1/2 line doesn't flatten quite as much as expected, so it lays taller on the spool than expected. Couple that with the 92' length and it will take up more spool than you think. I was able to accommodate it by moving my solenoid box, but if you have an integrated control box or one of those winches with the bridge-type control that can't be removed, be sure you have a lot of space over your 3/8" cable. I had 1.125" (1 1/8") and ate every bit of it and more. So if you're tight or can't make more space, you'll want a shorter rope. The other thing I noticed is that for some reason, the abrasion sleeve is attached at the end of the line. Normally this is free to move so you can lay it over rocks or whatnot, so if you do the types of things that put you in the dirt and rocks, you should be aware that this line doesn't have a floating abrasion sleeve and you might want to add one. This truck is a new home for an old winch, and I'm not sure how it will be used most, but I know a lot of guys are using them out in the woods and rocks, so this is for them. The pull strap really feels like an afterthought, and honestly, like someone saw one on a picture of someone else's product and didn't know why it was there but figured they should add one. It's got that feel about it that it won't be there when you need it and it's thin and flimsy in the hand at about 1/2 the size of the one on my 5k and 8k winches. I know you're not really loading the thing, but it's small enough that with gloves and mud and during actual use, keeping hold of it might become a problem.