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Ironman Winches, anyone used one?
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Ironman Winches, anyone used one?
Looking at an Ironman Winch as with my limited use time cant justify the $s for a Warn. Anyone used one good/bad experiences? Looking at a 9500lb to go on an 80 series
Re: Ironman Winches, anyone used one?
mate down Timboon has one and loves it. never let him down yet. His son has one on his GU now and has only used it 1/2 dozen times in anger, but again cant fault it.croozaman wrote:Looking at an Ironman Winch as with my limited use time cant justify the $s for a Warn. Anyone used one good/bad experiences? Looking at a 9500lb to go on an 80 series
Got one. Snapped the 13500lb plasma last week, so works well enough (fairlead needs rounding is why it snapped)
The "cutout" switch is crap and with water will stop working.
The brake one mine has goen tight making freesppol suck, I have to strip it and throw some lanolin on it.
Reasonably water tight, plenty of grease. Got top marks in the winch comparo done by SA 4WD club mag (on web somewhere). $625 if you look around on this site. Gears are all the same hardness, unliek ebay.
Suppsoedly they went to china like all the ebay guys, found all the common faults, went back and got the manufactuer to make them for them without the faults.
Paul
The "cutout" switch is crap and with water will stop working.
The brake one mine has goen tight making freesppol suck, I have to strip it and throw some lanolin on it.
Reasonably water tight, plenty of grease. Got top marks in the winch comparo done by SA 4WD club mag (on web somewhere). $625 if you look around on this site. Gears are all the same hardness, unliek ebay.
Suppsoedly they went to china like all the ebay guys, found all the common faults, went back and got the manufactuer to make them for them without the faults.
Paul
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from memory is is because they are sealed (wont fill up with water and rust solid etc) and cost upward of $200 as an upgrade over the old style can type units (that are just a big general purpose relay for all sorts of things)TwistedMQ wrote:As someone who does'nt know much about winches or solenoids what is so great about the iron man solenoid?
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Ahh .. here is the info I was looking for
Info found here ... http://cgi.ebay.com.au/TITAN-WINCH-SOLE ... m153.l1262Titan Solenoid – The king of Solenoids! Titan Solenoids are designed and built specifically for operating electrical winches and vehicle mounted cranes and is constructed to international standards for electrical products and includes the latest technology in switching solenoids. A key feature of Titan Solenoids is the use of Silver Cadmium Oxide (AgCdO) coated contacts which resist arching when switching currents, this eliminates a common cause of failure among the common “style” solenoids, those older solenoids do not have this feature, without it they create carbon deposits on the contacts which eventually leads to the contacts welding themselves together forming a permanently close circuit, leading to failure and potentially damage to your expensive winch. Available in 12 volt. Only 1 solenoid is needed per winch.
" If governments are involved in the covering up the knowledge of aliens, Then they are doing a much better job of it than they do of everything else "
I can help you with these winches, as Ironman sponsor our Cliffhanger 4wd Event as well. (such great guys)
Go to my Ebay store http://stores.ebay.com.au/everything4wd
Or you can ring me anytime 03 9789 6985 or 0428 534 102
Regards, Rudi
Go to my Ebay store http://stores.ebay.com.au/everything4wd
Or you can ring me anytime 03 9789 6985 or 0428 534 102
Regards, Rudi
Organiser of the Ultimate 4wd Events
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Also check out my maps, books, ghost & mine tours www.adventurermaps.com.au
Cliffhanger, Navruns, Pursuit, Amazing Race & Navnites www.navrun.com.au
Also check out my maps, books, ghost & mine tours www.adventurermaps.com.au
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