Warn M8000
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Warn M8000
I was wondering if anone had any experience with this winch or maybe has one on there JK and have used it.
Did it work well?
I picked up one yesterday for $300 and I was wondering do these take oil? I couldn't find any drain holes or fill holes but I took off the clutch engagement and looked inside and everything lookedlike it was greased.
Did it work well?
I picked up one yesterday for $300 and I was wondering do these take oil? I couldn't find any drain holes or fill holes but I took off the clutch engagement and looked inside and everything lookedlike it was greased.
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The 8000 is a great winch.
Warn winches don't require lubrication, but can be overhauled (and consequently regreased) in the hands of someone who knows what they're doing.
Warn winches don't require lubrication, but can be overhauled (and consequently regreased) in the hands of someone who knows what they're doing.
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Yeah I got the winch used and it needed a winch control which was 100 bucks but I priced the winch out new and stores want $1300 So I tried it out last night and it seems to work good I havent pulled anything real heavy but I am sure it will do fine
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one more question for everyone, I was wondwering how thick most winch plates are?
I am going to make one seeing as I am a safety manager at a welding shop.
Anyone know the thickness?
I am going to make one seeing as I am a safety manager at a welding shop.
Anyone know the thickness?