Is a Dust Cover for the Winch End On a Bulldog Winch Available?

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RE: BDW20207...I know this comes with dust cover on the truck end but is there a dust cover I can get for the winch end ? and if so which one..I see you have 3 different ones on your website. Thank you

asked by: Michael C

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Expert Reply:

There is only one dust cover offered with the Bulldog Winch Quick-Connect Set for Powersports w/Dust Cover # BDW20047 is because the end where you'd use the included dust cover would also be connected to the battery and if water got in it could cause corrosion.

The other end would not have any power going to it and would not need a cover since corrosion wouldn't be possible. You could put dielectric grease # 11755 to protect your pins but other than that there isn't an option since a cover is not offered.

expert reply by: Bryce D

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