Actually I suspect they were sent a Warn Winch and spec sheet and told to make one of those.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
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Actually I suspect they were sent a Warn Winch and spec sheet and told to make one of those.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie
@ weakestlink nice crossing how high was the water in the car?
nop sorry we don't usually do 3d
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Disco 3, LLAMS, OL BullBar, Chipped, Transmission Oil Cooler - Great Aussie Camper
@ all
gave the Eastern Creek show a miss yesterday, did not feel like swimming there but will give it a go tomorrow if they have a good deal will buy one there otherwise will wait for the Grande to be back at tigerz.
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Disco 3, LLAMS, OL BullBar, Chipped, Transmission Oil Cooler - Great Aussie Camper
They actually closed the show yesterday because of the weather. I think I will try and go tomorrow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve223
I'm fairly sure VRS are a separate company(Aust) to Warn, you might be thinking of Magnum or Premier as the cheap Chinese Warn winches.Quote:
Originally Posted by AnD3rew
Baz.
They are a separate company, but I believe they are owned by Ateco who import he Warn winches to Australia.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
just a dribble came in but my window was down:angel:Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve223
Hey Guys, I just fitted a tigerz11 12000lb winch and havn't used it in anger yet but I have workmate that used his up the cape and simmo and performed faultlessly, maybe like anything else you can get the odd failure, havn't heard too many bad comments about them and 2 year warranty must mean the company is confident in them, will be interesting how it stands up in my veh, i guess time will tell, the winch comparo that 4WD action did earlier this year didn't exactly show the high price units in the best of lights either, warn didn't fare too well at all except 1, the cheaper winches were just as good and in some circumstances did better, i'm not trying to justify my purchase but tigerz11 winch on test rated very well, have a read on 4wd action forum and read how many drivers have an aldi winch and swear by them which is another cheapy, I don't think a high price makes a winch always superiour, warn is made in china to there specs, tigersz is made in china to there specs, not much diff i dont think, just my opinion but i cant justify spending and extra $700 for a brand name
cheers
ken
Not relevant to the comment made above..Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
It is easy enough to send the Warn blueprint / drawings to a Chinese firm and say... "Make me 2000 of these using these QA/QC parameters"
Yes it was!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Tombie