View Full Version : Warne 9.5xp or m12000 winch for 130 dual cab Puma
pc3
27th July 2010, 08:58 PM
What is the better choice here the m12000 is a lot heavier yet has not got as powerful motor as the 9500xp..... Does not make sense to me. Is my puma dual cab heavy enough that I need a 12000 ?
Will I need new front springs on my 130 puma with the arb bar and earne 9500 or 12000, if the 9.5 meant I did not need spring upgrade due to being 30kg lighter well that's the way you'd fly.....also looking at the tigerz12 with rope but would prefer to go for warne
Psimpson7
27th July 2010, 09:11 PM
I believe the 12000 has an extra set of planetry gears (3), and a 4.6hp motor.
The XP has 2 sets of planetry and a 6hp motor (probably one of the best 12v winch motors you can get off the shelf)
I dont think there is 30kg diffence between them both! maybe 5!
Having said that I'd get the XP, Or as a leftfield solution get a 8274-50 and upgrade it with the 6hp motor. (Its a straight swap)
Then you will have the best (at a reasonable budget) electric winch option out there.
Edited to add I have had and abused a lot of Warn Winches, including 2 XP's, a LR supplied XD9000i and an 8274-50. In the last 6 years I have only ever had 2 issues, one was a failed albright solenoid (which was an upgrade part anyway), and I had a bush failure in the gearbox of the xd9000i
KarlB
27th July 2010, 09:16 PM
I can't answer your questions pc3 but if you are prepared to replace the steel cable on either winch with a synthetic winch rope you will reduce the weight by about 30 kg, depending on the lengths of cable involved. There are also other advantages with a synthetic winch rope other than weight saving, but there are also disadvantages that need to be consided.
Cheers
KarlB
dmdigital
27th July 2010, 09:59 PM
ALso consider the Warn 9.5 XDC.
If you ditch the wire for synth rope and replace the roller fairlead with an aluminium hause you will save a lot of weight. The 130 springs are (I'm pretty sure) the HD springs so I suspect you will be OK. On the 110 Puma I had to change the front over to HD springs as it dropped 15mm with ARB bar, XDC (with rope and alloy hause) and the standard springs.
OkOffroad.com is a good place to get the rope etc from.
aew849
27th July 2010, 10:23 PM
Chaps,
Went to put the M12000 winch (bought at 4WD Show special) but was advised it would not fit the then standard ARB winch roo bar. Saved some dosh and put the XDC in it instead.
Not sure if the M12k would go on the 'new' style bar currently in the ARB shops.
Am happy with the XDC, as it now sits on the nuw Puma 90!!!
Aew849
2004 130 DCPU
2010 90 Puma "Lewis" - its Stornaway Grey
formerly
1980 SIII 88"
1998 Deefer 110 TDi Wagon
2002 Deefer 110 Td5 Xtreme
pc3
28th July 2010, 01:18 PM
Found out the 9500xp is the biggest one that will go in my Bar, so thats what it will be if I take the plunge
dmdigital
28th July 2010, 04:11 PM
Found out the 9500xp is the biggest one that will go in my Bar, so thats what it will be if I take the plunge
I would seriously consider the XDC over the 9.5XP. I've had mine for two years and it is very good. It has the same sealed control box as the XP but also has a thermal cut out that the XP doesn't. Admittedly it is slower but not that it's an issue and it costs less.
pc3
28th July 2010, 07:15 PM
Xdc ? What model is this ???
Kind of annoyed the m12 won't fit
Psimpson7
28th July 2010, 07:18 PM
xp:
Warn Industries - Ultimate Performance Series: 9.5xp (http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/95xp_winch.shtml)
xdc:
Warn Industries - XDC Winch (http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/XDC.shtml)
dmdigital
28th July 2010, 07:38 PM
Should also mention the XDC draws less current.
More specs here: Warn Winches | ARB 4x4 Accessories » Products » (http://www.arb.com.au/products/warn-winches/ww-xdc.php)
Freestyler
31st July 2010, 07:08 AM
Have you thought of looking at a Superwinch??? My father has the 9000lb version on his county and out performs the 9000lb warn although the line speed is a little slower.
Tim
geckos
31st July 2010, 08:23 AM
I have the xp,,,, pulls hard. really fast tooo. maybe all that power....
geck
miky
31st July 2010, 08:36 AM
For all the reasons above, I also have the XDC on the "new" ARB Defender bar.
Less current, thermal cut-out etc.
VladTepes
3rd August 2010, 12:46 PM
Anyone care to tell me the cost of these winches ?
Which are suitable for plasma rope ?
I was thinking of getting one with wire rope but would like the option of switching to plasma later but obviously the way the winch is braked will affect this ?
miky
3rd August 2010, 11:55 PM
Anyone care to tell me the cost of these winches ?
Which are suitable for plasma rope ?
I was thinking of getting one with wire rope but would like the option of switching to plasma later but obviously the way the winch is braked will affect this ?
They should all take plastic rope. You just need to have an fairlead/hawse rather than the rollers.
My prices 14th July 2010
XDC winch $1926.36
Winch install kit $244.55
Dynamica rope 8mm x 35m $424.55
Aluminium hawse $110.91
I think the plasma brand rope was a bit cheaper.
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stace70
4th August 2010, 05:32 AM
I got similar prices from ARB recently & that is why I went the Tigerz11 12000lb unit with al hawse, dynamica rope with 6.6hp motor for $845 delivered....I know they are not US (they are Chinese) but they do have Aust support. Just my 2c worth.
VladTepes
5th August 2010, 10:36 AM
Ranga did the same.. and had to mod his bar slightly. I don;t think (but would be happy to be wrong0 this winch fits an ARB winch bar with out some chopping (which I;d prefer not to do).
Also I;m still not convinced about the dyneema/plasma ropey stuff.
Oh and you can get the rope cheaper from ships chandlers etc than from a 4wd place ! MUCH cheaper ! Often comes in long rolls so good option may be a group buy.
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