Outer Limits 4x4 Board

Well, Look what the stalk dropped off!

Factory twin motor, 17,000LB Capacity, plumbed air cooling, wireless remote, normal remote, hawse fairlead, specifications to put a high-mount to shame.

It comes straight from the factory with synthetic rope and has the brake separate to the drum. Not to mention I conned the dealer in to supply some albright solenoids!

Where I got it from;

http://www.scintex.com.au/12V-Models-17 ... al-Motors/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

I will take some more pics this weekend.

First impressions is that its a big bastard and will fly!

I'm setting up the 76 series for chase / prerun / recovery so this is going on a custom bar on the front.

Feel free to post any questions about this bad boy and I'll do my best to respond.
I think this thing will shake up the winch scene and be a great starting point for winch comps at $600 less than a highmount.
Full spares will be available, and I have been working closely with the dealer to get a Outerlimits group buy, I'll let you know how I go.


cheers bru



Rated Line Pull 17,000lb (7,700kg)
Motor 12VDC - 6.6hp + 6.0hp series wound
Speed Single
Gear reduction ratio 104:1 3 stage planetary gearbox
Rope/Cable

10.0mm x 45m Dyneema rated +17,000lb
Mounting Bolt Diameter 11.2mm
Drum Size (Dia x Length) 68mm x 224mm
Mounting Bolt Pattern 254mm x 114.3mm
Overall Dimensions 768mm (L) x 196mm (W) x 241mm (H)
Weight 39 Kg
Clutch 180 degree turn, free spooling, slide ring gear
Brake Automatic in gearbox
Duty Cycle Intermittent
Fairlead Aluminium Hawse
Battery Leads 2 Gauge, 1.8m long
Certification CE - designed to meet European standards
Warranty 3 Years

NICE!!!!!!! Will be watching this thread very closely to see what happens.

That's very Fawkin

At nearly 800mm long, mounting it will be interesting.

Cheers,

Micko

tigerz11 had these out with little success and x dyna sells them aswell
http://www.xdyna.com/Press_Room_detail.asp?vid=33" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

these pull stupid amount of amps .

i cant see it being better than a russtuff or modded highmount with a freespool and twin motors
maybe cheaper but defs not better .

Yep, I'd agree with flexy, but it's good to see other options. See how it goes I suppose.

Being 7500p it'l be slow.

Good for a tourer.

Shieldsy wrote:Being 7500p it'l be slow.

Good for a tourer.

Why you say that?
Sherpa at 9000lb has a line speed of 17.7ft/min compared to a warn high mount at 7.9ft/min for only 8000lb.
As has already been said. Cheaper than a high mount and those speeds are only on 12v. Make them 24v the same as most well specd hi mounts and it will be faster again.
But has the benefit of actually having some pulling power. Pretty easy to stall a hi mount.

Iv never stalled a highmount? And Im on 12v??

I have seen them stall quite abit back in the day when winches only had one motor on 12v. Snatch blocks where pretty common to be seen in competition.
So I still dont see it as a only for a tourer.

back in the day when 2.6hp was BIG

84sloth wrote:back in the day when 2.6hp was BIG

2hp is where its at. I still have a 2 or 2.2hp in the shed. Also have a old 24v motor.
But I was refering to when people where fitting 6hp motors.

Scintex Boys hooking me up a deal on 12000lb unit having seen Bru's and HID lights at the moment for the new cruiser when it arrives Fair bit of gear on their web site at fair pricing. Cheapest snorkels in oz by the looks. Anyone want to buy my warn

I dont think i need that giant bus pulling winch on mine ... yet Pretty Cool but, looks like it will run faster than the navvy !

12000lb is ordered and HID's in hand If buying a bit if gear don't hesitate to call the lads and discuss options and pricing is always good to have options!