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Rough Country Winch Hand Remote Extension; 4-Foot

Item TU16244
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features & Specs

      • Perfect For Hidden Winch Plates And Hard To Access Areas
      • Allows You To Extend The Lead Between Your Winch And Remote
      • Female To Male Extension Provides Crucial Extra Length For Any Application
      • Features Waterproof D-Style Connector
      • Four Feet Of Additional Length

      Description

      Extended Winch Access. The Rough Country Winch Hand Remote Extension; 4-Foot provides an essential solution for extending the reach of your winch remote wiring. Ideal for installations where the winch is mounted in tight or hidden locations, it allows easier access to winch functions without compromising the setup. This reach extension ensures you can operate your winch comfortably from a more convenient location.

      Construction and Appearance. This wiring extension features a durable, waterproof D-style connector built to withstand harsh environments. The wiring is robust enough to carry winch signals reliably, with a protective outer sheath for lasting durability in off-road conditions.

      Installation. Installation is straightforward and can be completed in approximately five minutes. This extension requires no drilling and simply plugs into existing winch and remote connectors using the female-to-male ends.

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