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Warn Winch Bolt Pattern

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Warn Winch Bolt Pattern

Post by gixxerpilot »

Howdy all, looking to buy a winch for my FJ73 and I've been offered a slightly used (6 or 7 times) Warn winch at a top price, but not sure if it will fit my bar.

Does anyone know the standard Warn bolt pattern/spacing, and will and 8000lb winch be enough to drag the 73? Not planning on doing axle deep mud stuff at this point, just some basic-intermediate tracks.

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Post by Weiner »

http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/src/M8000.shtml
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Post by +dj_hansen+ »

In the bible, allot of the Warn bolt pattern diagrams have been posted, incidently by me.... :D
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Post by gixxerpilot »

Thanks guys, the holes in my bar appear to have been drilled for a different winch, they are close to 10.75" wide, altho the height appears to be correct for the Warn. Nothing a welder and some steel plate can't fix!
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