Winches that are not WARN

I use a superwinch ep9000i. Why? The service in Dunedin New Zealand is better and they are very reliable. And they are a bit cheaper than WARN

I am using a TIGERZ11 10,000lbs with rope on the TD5. Easy to fit. Haven't used in 'anger', however, from all other reports they are a good unit.

Paul (the boss) honours his product warrenty wise - l had an issue with a control box. Took back to him that day - he gave me new one no questions asked.

Have prev had a WARN 10,000lbs...good unit. But $$$$$$$$$



Mike

I have a PTO winch, and a Tirfor. Best of bost worlds.

Aaron.

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Originally Posted by mike_beecham

I am using a TIGERZ11 10,000lbs with rope on the TD5.



Mike

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I too have a tigerz11 10,000lb bt with wire.

Cheap and good. Might not stand up to competition use, but form my perspective, if you need to use your winch, you have failed.

THISWOTIDONOW!!!!

Fast delivery and the new 12,000lb with rope is a great price.

PS. I removed the supplied wireless remote, one more thing to go wrong.

Tony (SVX78)

Yes l agree. The remote is a last resort for me. It doesn't give you the same control as the plug in hand controller by a long shot.

But overall they are a great unit.


Mike

I have an Ox Hydraulic driven from PTO pump at the transfer case and 45L recovery tank, rear mount breather, and .....

Let's not discuss the costs just now:angel:

Whilst we are at it let's not discuss the speed either:o

Regards,
PeterW

I have Magnum 9000lb on my 110. I figured that I would be better off buying a cheaper superseeded Warn than spending the same amount on a chinese copy of something.

Cheers

There was 1 winch at aldi's richmond-nsw this arvo
$499.

disco gazza
92 disco tdi

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Originally Posted by TwoUp

I have an Ox Hydraulic driven from PTO pump at the transfer case and 45L recovery tank, rear mount breather, and .....

Let's not discuss the costs just now:angel:

Whilst we are at it let's not discuss the speed either:o

Regards,
PeterW

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Fast or slow?

Aaron.

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Originally Posted by Roulston

if you need to use your winch, you have failed.

Tony (SVX78)

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Unless you want to get up a hill and don't want to rip the track up. Or you want to steady your (or someone elses) vehicle so it can't roll over. Or you want to lower a trailer down a slope that would be dangerous to drive it down and many more. It's a tool and like my other tools I use it heaps.



I have a T-max 9500 which came on the vehicle from new. Very good winch and used it heaps of times.