Warn winch on sale
Feb 22, 2004 | 05:46 AM
#21
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From: mayport FL
Anyone know much about the 12,000lb milemarker?
It looks like a nice winch the 12,000lb milemarker is faster in line pulls than the warn. It has a 5.5 HP motor and has 100ft of 3/8 cable and comes with a roller fairlead included. I wonder if it would fit my TJM T-17 even though it says it can only run upto a 9,000lb winch.
It looks like a nice winch the 12,000lb milemarker is faster in line pulls than the warn. It has a 5.5 HP motor and has 100ft of 3/8 cable and comes with a roller fairlead included. I wonder if it would fit my TJM T-17 even though it says it can only run upto a 9,000lb winch.
Feb 22, 2004 | 06:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Cebby
I was going to suggest that or Amsteel Blue from these guys.
damn it you guys. I wanted to run synthetic in mine, but when I saw the cost. It was out of the question, and now you show me a synthetic rope which is still expensive ($150). But its something I might consider
Feb 22, 2004 | 06:47 AM
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Originally Posted by 934rnr
Anyone know much about the 12,000lb milemarker?
It looks like a nice winch the 12,000lb milemarker is faster in line pulls than the warn. It has a 5.5 HP motor and has 100ft of 3/8 cable and comes with a roller fairlead included. I wonder if it would fit my TJM T-17 even though it says it can only run upto a 9,000lb winch.
It looks like a nice winch the 12,000lb milemarker is faster in line pulls than the warn. It has a 5.5 HP motor and has 100ft of 3/8 cable and comes with a roller fairlead included. I wonder if it would fit my TJM T-17 even though it says it can only run upto a 9,000lb winch.
Last edited by 92 Toyota; Feb 22, 2004 at 06:49 AM.
Feb 22, 2004 | 08:25 AM
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Originally Posted by lunatic14r
looks like a awsome deal I think there are selling them so cheap because no one is buying the M8000 it will not pull most really stuck trucks out of the mud all my buddys are now buying the new 15000 my one buddy had or i should say has the 8000 and he smoke it trying to get unstuck
The M8000 is the best bang for the buck and I'd highly recommend getting a synthetic rope and fairlead. When I took the cable and roller fairlead off my rig it saved 30lbs. and now the front doesn't feel nose heavy.
The rockstomper ropes are well made and inexpensive compared to Warn's prices!
Last edited by BruceTS; Feb 22, 2004 at 08:34 AM.
Feb 22, 2004 | 01:17 PM
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From: Seattleish, WA
Originally Posted by sdastg1
link doesn't work.
This is the right link:
http://www.louisvilleoffroad.com/ind...&cPath=511_446
Feb 22, 2004 | 02:09 PM
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Originally Posted by sdastg1
link doesn't work.
damn it you guys. I wanted to run synthetic in mine, but when I saw the cost. It was out of the question, and now you show me a synthetic rope which is still expensive ($150). But its something I might consider
damn it you guys. I wanted to run synthetic in mine, but when I saw the cost. It was out of the question, and now you show me a synthetic rope which is still expensive ($150). But its something I might consider
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