Width of ComeUp Cable Tensioner for DV-12, DV-15, and DV-18 Winches # CU881087

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How wide is this tensioner ? I have an XBull wench the drum size is 224mm or 9.6 inches wide. Please let me know the dimensions of the tensioner. Thanks

asked by: Lloyd C

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See the attached photos. The first photo shows the mounting bolts, which are 10” apart, center to center. The second photo is the roller, which is 8” in width. The last photo shows the roller bracket, which is 7.25” in width.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

The Tensioner for Bulldog Winch Standard Series Truck Winch - Wire Rope #BDW20234 or the ComeUp Cable Tensioner for DV-12, DV-15, and DV-18 winches #CU881087 are the only options for that size a winch. We have not tested them on a Smittybilt x20…

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Answer 2

The Tensioner for Bulldog Winch Standard Series Truck Winch - Wire Rope, #BDW20234, is a confirmed fit for all Bulldog standard series truck winches. However, it is compatible with many other winches. Although I can't confirm the fit on…

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Answer 3

The roller on the Tensioner for Bulldog Winch #BDW34QR is 1" in diameter and 8-1/2" long.

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Answer 4

We have never tested the ComeUp cable tensioner part #CU881087 on the Superwinch LP 10,000 but I have attached the bolt hole measurements of the tensioner. It installs above the drum of the winch. You may be able to attach it to the Superwinch.

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Answer 5

The Tensioner for Bulldog Winch Standard Series Truck Winch #BDW20234 will help in evenly putting the cable on but you would still want to watch it and make sure it is spooling up the right way.

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Answer 6

The ComeUp Cable Tensioner part #CU881087 has mounting holes that are 10" on center. This is a pretty common size but I would recommend checking your winch to see what the mounting holes are on it to make 100% sure it will bolt on.

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Width of ComeUp Cable Tensioner for DV-12, DV-15, and DV-18 Winches # CU881087

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