JAsh1967
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- Jason
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I've read that you should, if the line gets wet, pull it out (not all the way!) so your line can dry before spooling it back in. I've got a synthetic line (Harbor Freight Badlands,) and it's been raining. I don't have a winch cover, and my winch sits VERY low in the bumper so it's covered from the front.
Should I pull out the first layer or two of the line and lay it out in my garage to dry, or should things be OK and the "pull it out to dry when it gets wet" recommendation is for when you've basically gone through ponds / rivers / submerged (for lack of a better term) your winch line in water?
Should I pull out the first layer or two of the line and lay it out in my garage to dry, or should things be OK and the "pull it out to dry when it gets wet" recommendation is for when you've basically gone through ponds / rivers / submerged (for lack of a better term) your winch line in water?
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