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Old 03-18-2010, 10:03 AM   #11
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Re: Winch Installation - Wiring

Really, the only difference between 2/0 and welding cable 2/0 is that the welding stuff has a LOT more strands of wire and is much more flexible. It also costs a lot more. Both will carry the same amount of current. I'd go with the welding quality every time at that price. Much easier to work with.

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Re: Winch Installation - Wiring

You guys have me thinking I read the price wrong.
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