B/A Products 4-38SC100LH Winch Cable, Steel, 3/8" x 100', 3.375 Height, 18.125 Width, 17.937 Length

$ 107.95

Score By Feature

Based on 99 ratings

Satisfaction

9.25

Customer service

9.19

Packaging

9.17

Delivery

9.57

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United States of America is the country of origin for this product.

4-38SC100LH is the model number.

Dimensions of the item package: 17. The dimensions are 937" long by 18" wide. 3.25" W x 125" H 375" H

Weight of the item in the package: 31 lbs. 26 lb

Questions & Answers

Is there a warranty on it?

Yes. Sort of. The factory guarantees them against any manufacturing flaws, which means that if a cable breaks or comes apart due to a flaw in the manufacturing process, the factory will replace it. However, they will not provide a warranty if the cable has been damaged by use and then breaks, or if it has been overloaded. Every coil of cable they use is pulled tested after a piece is removed. They'll be certified, so there's a slim chance the cable's strength will be an issue. We've discovered that obtaining a warranty from them is extremely difficult. br>Normally, if a cable breaks, the factory will request photos of both ends of the break. Then they'll examine the images and almost always tell us that the cable was damaged or overloaded while in use. I believe I've seen them offer a warranty on a cable that had come undone at the hook.

Is there a similarity between the two endings?

br>There is a hook on one end. br>The other end, as shown in the picture, is plain.

Selected User Reviews For B/A Products 4-38SC100LH Winch Cable, Steel, 3/8" x 100', 3.375 Height, 18.125 Width, 17.937 Length

Junk

3/5

In October, I ordered three of them at once for my twin line wrecker and flatbed. 2 to freshen up the look of my truck's cables, and the flatbed cable has yet to be installed. I installed them in January, and after only two months of use, the first cable unwound while winching a Honda civic 15 feet to the pavement, and the other cable developed kinks while winching a Ford Ranger out of a customer's driveway in the snow. I really like B/a cables, but these are terrible! I'm not sure if this was a bad batch or what, but these are garbage! For the towing industry, this is definitely not a good choice.