Replacing Wire Cable on Superwinch LT3000 Electric Winch

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How do I release on old cable ?

asked by: Rhondi

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On your Superwinch LT3000 model winch there is a small set screw that's keeping the wire cable in place on the drum. This screw needs to be removed in order to release the existing cable so that a new one can be installed in its place. When installing the new one simply run the wire cable through a hole in the drum (coming from underneath the drum) and secure it with the mentioned screw.

I have attached an image from the owner's manual to clarify.

I have attached a link that will take you to our available selection of replacement wire ropes that you can look through as well.

expert reply by: Chris R

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