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Highmount 8274
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Highmount 8274
I have an old highmount with solonoids on the winch itself and want to fit a control switch in the cab aswell as one on the front off the car,What do I need And how do I do it.CHEERS.
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I think you mean solonoid box is mounted to winch (I thought all hi mounts were 
) But you said old which is easy (and better as they have better solonods)as there are only 3 wires; power, in & out. So get some trailor flex and some spring switches that don't stay on and you'll be laughing. Pick up the power from the solonoid box, sort out what is in by using remote, the 12volt will liven up one set of solonoids then vica versa for the in, wire up the switch and your done. I recommend using the remote you have rather than having one mounted on bullbar. It's easier, less to go wrong, you should allready have one and it can be opperated from side of vehicle.
) But you said old which is easy (and better as they have better solonods)as there are only 3 wires; power, in & out. So get some trailor flex and some spring switches that don't stay on and you'll be laughing. Pick up the power from the solonoid box, sort out what is in by using remote, the 12volt will liven up one set of solonoids then vica versa for the in, wire up the switch and your done. I recommend using the remote you have rather than having one mounted on bullbar. It's easier, less to go wrong, you should allready have one and it can be opperated from side of vehicle.80 series, Locked both ends, Q78ed & a massive 57 k/w to boot!!!!
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