man, I havent heard anyting either way on these.
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you get what you pay for.
that being said, a winch that works that one time may be worth a million bucks.
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I dunno who makes them... but I know the "milemarker's" solenoids say "T-Max" on them!
A lot of the "cheaper" winches are very capable. My Milemarker worked great for 4 years before I overheated it and fried some wiring insulation that lead to a ground. Pulled hard all day - but was slower than the Warn. A $120 dollar rebuild locally has it as good as new.
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23 Nov 07, 03:29 pm
(This post was last modified: 23 Nov 07, 03:33 pm by Angler.)
I have the 7500 lb one on my YJ and it works great, I have had it totally submerged in water before and it held up fine,mine is about 2 y/o and still kicking, I have extracted myseld many times with it ind used it to straighen a tie rod or two. The multi mount was not to multi though I had to drill out holes to make it fit my rig
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The multi-mount on the 10,000K model has a tray with carrying handles and a standard 2" hitch to attach to the receiver of your vehicle.
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I've only knew one person that ran one. He lives in WV and says he hasn't had issue one out of it. He also said he hasn't "really" tested it though.
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I bet you could get a Braden for that price. And no chance of it overheating!
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