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Lewis Winch Model 400
[lew 400]

$815.00

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The Winch pulls 4000 lbs with a line speed of 60 ft/min up to 80 ft/min 8000 lbs using a snatch block. It fits all chainsaws Recommended 3 to 7 hp. (50cc to90cc) The 3/16 aircraft cable is galvanized and 150 feet long.

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This product was added to our catalog on Friday 02 April, 2004.

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