ok im in need of some advice apart from buy a warn i just dont have the $$
its an aldi winch and one of the main wires inside has came away from the bolt
i did manage to solder it back on using a big soldering iron but under the first heavy load it seems to have melted and gave way
any ideas on a fix for this ?? my only idea was to drill a small hole through the bolt and tap a thread for a smaller bolt on the inside to hold it together or just too mod the wire and have it slip under the bolt head
heres a pic of the problem so you can understand my rambling easier
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winch motor repair
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Re: winch motor repair
will a tigerz11 motor or similar fit ? they would have to be pretty cheap as a replacement
Re: winch motor repair
$250 for a tigerz replacment motor , expensive when only 1 wire is broken , im keen to know how a warn hooks up cant find a decent image via google
Re: winch motor repair
Hey pcman,
I know an engineer that specialises in DC Motor repairs. That should be an easy and pretty cheap fix i'm guessing. Maybe you could try using silver solder first? that should take a bit more heat.
otherwise PM me and I will pass on his details.
I know an engineer that specialises in DC Motor repairs. That should be an easy and pretty cheap fix i'm guessing. Maybe you could try using silver solder first? that should take a bit more heat.
otherwise PM me and I will pass on his details.
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Re: winch motor repair
yeah i know a motor reconditioner that does elevator and big 3 phase motors for lathes compressors n stuff and will try him if i cant work something out
my latest idea is to fit a large cable lug onto the wire and bolt it down just gotta make sure i have enough clearances
my latest idea is to fit a large cable lug onto the wire and bolt it down just gotta make sure i have enough clearances
Re: winch motor repair
ended up using a cable lug bolted it all back together and it works fine only time will tell
better than spending more on a pos winch
better than spending more on a pos winch
Re: winch motor repair
good luck hope it lost and not break went i the bush or really need it mate
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