8274 rebuild kit (1 Viewer)

[woodsman 44]

Just picked up a Warn 8274 that works, but wanting to rebuild it, looks like its been not used in a long while.....so my question is where are you buying rebuild kits from, any recommendations?

Want to buy synthetic rope as well, I think its 3/8's

Ive watched a few you tube vids on tearing one apart, looks ezy pzy

 

[spotcruiser]

Individual parts and seal kits can be purchased on Amazon and through 4x4 suppliers.

 

[1911]

I bought all my rebuild parts from these guys: WARN Winch Repair Parts, parts for WARN winches: WinchServiceParts.com

 

[woodsman 44]

Thanks gents, I ended up buy parts off of Ebay through various venders

 

[Mojojeeper]

If you need decals for it, let me know. I have some from previous projects.

 

[woodsman 44]

Thanks mojo will do

 

[woodsman 44]

Rebuilding the 8274 has been going well...fitting it into an ARB bullbar was a lot of work because the grill on the LX-450 I think sticks out more than a 80 series....so I had to add a 1 1/4" to the ARB so I can get all the mounting bolts bolted up on the frame.

 

[woodsman 44]

some of the Warn build pics

 

[auttiman]

What kind of rope are y’all replacing your cable with and what’s the longest length our spools will hold?

 

[1911]

What kind of rope are y’all replacing your cable with and what’s the longest length our spools will hold?

I run 100' of 3/8" synthetic line one mine, and carry an extension for it (but have never used it).

The spool is built to hold 150' of 5/16" line. If you don't fill it up all the way, you get more pulling power with fewer winds on the spool. I guess it depends on how long of pulls you typically do, or how long you have to run out to get to a winch anchor, in the kind of terrain that you like to wheel in.

 

[auttiman]

I run 100' of 3/8" synthetic line one mine, and carry an extension for it (but have never used it).

The spool is built to hold 150' of 5/16" line. If you don't fill it up all the way, you get more pulling power with fewer winds on the spool. I guess it depends on how long of pulls you typically do, or how long you have to run out to get to a winch anchor, in the kind of terrain that you like to wheel in.

3/8" nylon shrinks while being wound onto the spool, doesn't it?

Reason I ask, I'm wanting 150' for mine.

What vendor?

 

[1911]

3/8" nylon shrinks while being wound onto the spool, doesn't it?

Reason I ask, I'm wanting 150' for mine.

It compresses so there's no air space between the winds, if you spool it on under tension, but I don't know that it shrinks.

What vendor?

I bought mine from Viking, but I think they may not be in business now.

8274

• 1911
• Sep 22, 2017

 

[woodsman 44]

Im running 3/8" X 100ft Warn Spydura.....

 

[alia176]

Scott - holy beejeejus that's a lot of hacking on that poor bumper. Do you have a pic of the lower horz bar from a little further way? I'm wanting to see the ends and how they tuck back in. Thanks.

 

[woodsman 44]

Added 3" to ARB box tubing to stick out enough for winch clearing grill...

 

[woodsman 44]

The hardest part was finding and re-drilling for mounting bumper up...I used a plasma cutter for this...

 

[woodsman 44]

a few pics of adding 3" to box frame of ARB...got 6 bolts bolted up per left and right side...12 bolts total on frame

 

[woodsman 44]

 

[alia176]

Holy schmoly dude, that's a metric ton of work and it came out nice. Kudos.

You chose to extend the bumper 3" in order to avoid cutting into the grill, correct?

 

[woodsman 44]

Yes!....I just couldnt see cutting that much grill, it would have been a lot...