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Which winch
Which winch
Hi All
im having an alloy winch bar made for the 98 - 2005 GV and i have access to tmax winches, i have always intended to supply the 9000 pound unit to have the bar built around but im now unsure if this is to big for the car
any thoughts?? I have never owned a winch before.
ps - has to be alloy to be airbag compliant
tim
im having an alloy winch bar made for the 98 - 2005 GV and i have access to tmax winches, i have always intended to supply the 9000 pound unit to have the bar built around but im now unsure if this is to big for the car
any thoughts?? I have never owned a winch before.
ps - has to be alloy to be airbag compliant
tim
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I have heard that T-Max have been having issues with solenoids and motors and gearing all playing up. In each case the people I have spoken to have said that their warranty service is great but they are getting sick of components having to be replaced all of the time. Hence they have gone to Warn, Tigerz, Ironman etc.
A winch is only as good as its owner. Give it love and it'll give you love in return; Piss on it and it'll make sure it pisses back when you need it most.
A winch is only as good as its owner. Give it love and it'll give you love in return; Piss on it and it'll make sure it pisses back when you need it most.
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Play - dank's zook
Play - dank's zook
Personally I think 6000lbs is more than you will ever need in a zook.
And when the time comes that you need to pull that patrol or cruiser out just double up with a snatch block.
anything bigger than 600lbs weighs to much for a zook I belive.
And when the time comes that you need to pull that patrol or cruiser out just double up with a snatch block.
anything bigger than 600lbs weighs to much for a zook I belive.
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whats the smallest `real`winch ie not boat/trailer things that is suitable for selfish sierra driver who only needs to pull himelfad the odd micro 4x4 out?
(i would help out bigger fourbies by the usual nonwinch methods)
a while back on ebay i guy listed a wnch behind a modified stock bumper i`d like something like that the neatness apeals to me and i`m gueesing a smaller winch is a lesser drain on the battery/alternator
(i would help out bigger fourbies by the usual nonwinch methods)
a while back on ebay i guy listed a wnch behind a modified stock bumper i`d like something like that the neatness apeals to me and i`m gueesing a smaller winch is a lesser drain on the battery/alternator
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Suzuki, Jeep & Toyota Soft tops with welded seams for SALE (PM me)
Suzuki, Jeep & Toyota Soft tops with welded seams for SALE (PM me)
i have a 9000 and i can strap to a tree and pull a full size truck with 44s out when their sucked down in the mud with no problem . every one tells me i can hook to a good size branch and lift my zuk straight up
GOING THE DISTANCE
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I skim read the 4wdaction winch comparo and the ironman winch pulled some of the lowest currents and made the entire test with the only down fall having water in the motor and gbox, but one of the cheaper warn winchs had water in it too and didn't complete the track! Brand names may not be worth it. I will be buying an iron man.
Josh
Josh
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