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Warn 9500 XP

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Post by MUD EMPIRE »

Anyone used one of these winches? Are they as good as Warn say
they are? Where can I get a good price? (Melb.)
Thanks Dave......
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MUD EMPIRE wrote:Anyone used one of these winches? Are they as good as Warn say
they are? Where can I get a good price? (Melb.)
Thanks Dave......
I love mine but it's a tight fit in an ARB GQ bar
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Post by Jeff80 »

I love mine but it's a tight fit in an ARB GQ bar
Same, but its a tight fit in an 80 ARB bar too. I would also recommend running an air line to it to help keep the mud and water out.

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Post by beretta »

The motors bloody good, thats why every comp truck in the country runs one on their highmounts! The winch body is the same proven warn design for a low mount, good winch but more $$ than most, depends on your usage and preference.

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Post by GU BUG »

I've got one on the fat GU & if it can pull me out of some of those bog holes we drove (winched :armsup:) @ the Otways or Wombat :oops:, I'm sure you won't have any probs with the lux.

See Andrew @ On Track 4x4 in Keilor. He offered me the best deal around by far....
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Thanks heaps......Dave
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I'd like to find one second hand, or swap my 10k for...
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bogged wrote:I'd like to find one second hand, or swap my 10k for...
Go for highmount with 6hp, you won't know yourself.
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beretta wrote:
bogged wrote:I'd like to find one second hand, or swap my 10k for...
Go for highmount with 6hp, you won't know yourself.
bar wont take one, and dont really need one. would be happy with a 9000XD with Plasma to be honest
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Post by beretta »

fair enough. They're a good winch.
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beretta wrote:
bogged wrote:I'd like to find one second hand, or swap my 10k for...
Go for highmount with 6hp, you won't know yourself.
did a deal for a highmount which is going on the front of my defender with an XP motor to power it & the 12k thats currently there is going on the back inbetween the chassis legs
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Post by treebloke »

has any one thought of useing a9.5xp on a comp truck the line speed when under load seems to be close to the highmount speed unless ive been misled
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Post by RedlineMike »

they are very close but the problem ive seen is you cant hump 125 feet of plasma onto an XP without worrying about it bunching & snagging,with a high mount you can throw it on as fast as it will wind in & not have to worry about how it lies
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Post by Wooders »

treebloke wrote:has any one thought of useing a9.5xp on a comp truck the line speed when under load seems to be close to the highmount speed unless ive been misled
But it's the no load speed that kills it.
I used to have a 20yearold Himount and swapped it for an Xp9.5......
The P has proven to be a good winch - BUT I miss my 8274 :(
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