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Hawse style fairlead for ARB bumper

Discussion in 'Technical Chat' started by jsmarine, Jun 17, 2012.

  1. Jun 17, 2012 at 4:44 PM
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    I am looking to replace my steel wire cable with synthetic rope soon. I know I will need to replace my roller fairlead because it has a few burs in it. I know most people recommend using a hawse style fairlead with synthetic rope, but the ARB is not really designed for it.

    The ARB bumper has a recessed area for the roller fairlead, and I am worried with a hawse style the rope could rub the bumper with an angle pull. See the picture below, the arrows point to the area I am concerned about the rope rubbing.

    My question is does anyone use a hawse style fairlead on their ARB bumper. If so, what is your experience with any rubbing issues with the rope?

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    I'm also considering using these too, and replacing the steel rollers on my current fairlead. Any reviews on these?
    $56 Daystar Roller Fairlead Rope Rollers Compatible with/Replacement for Synthetic Winch Rope Black
    http://www.amazon.com/Daystar-KU70054BK-Black-Synthetic-Roller/dp/B001P20Y1W

    KU70054BK_679c95b47245734974c01df2fb75dd839924f066.jpg
     
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    Soooo anyone have some experience with these?
     
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    I have those Daystar rollers installed. No complaints.
     
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    Cool, do you know the dimensions of them?
     
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    Viking makes a deeper hawse. not sure if it's thick enough for an ARB, but it's a move in the right direction if you don't want to use poly rollers.

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    compared to a standard hawse

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  7. May 9, 2014 at 8:44 AM
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    I think I'm gonna stick w/ the roller fairlead and just replace the rollers. I'm interested in the Daystar poly ones b/c they're designed for synth rope and I like that they're black.


    did they come with bolts too? my old ones are kinda corroded
     
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    Good grief. :) It's been years since I installed them.

    Pretty sure there were no new bolts; just take your old ones to a hardware store as I bet you could replace them for under $10 (if taking a wire brush to your old ones won't cut it).

    The rollers can be trimmed if they're too tall/wide. I can't remember off the top of my head if I had to trim the long ones (I might have); pretty sure the side rollers were fine.
     
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    ok thanks! I'l see if I can clean them up first and go from there.

    hacksaw to trim them?
     
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  10. May 10, 2014 at 7:59 PM
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    A hacksaw should do it. It's just polyurethane. Don't want to create too much heat friction (like with a power tool) and melt the material.
     
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    I went with the thick Viking hawse with some SS fender washers to shim it out slightly further:

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    It's still slightly recessed, it has never been an issue for me. My opinion is that if I'm in a situation where need to put nearly a 90° direction change in my line at my fairlead (regardless of whether a hawse or roller), it's time to re-rig with a snatchblock.
     
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