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Actually a bunch of people are running 12v winches on 24v cars in offroad competitions,you need a good quality winch to handle that kind of abuse but it sure makes them fast
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Actually a bunch of people are running 12v winches on 24v cars in offroad competitions,you need a good quality winch to handle that kind of abuse but it sure makes them fast
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I use a high current marine switch (manual) that feeds the winch. In normal city use, the marine switch is off and no power is available to the winch. Consider a winch can draw quite a few hundred amps when heavily loaded.
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george.
No kidding! I tried the 12v winch on my Troopy just to see the speed difference before swapping motors....that sucker was MOVING!Actually a bunch of people are running 12v winches on 24v cars in offroad competitions,you need a good quality winch to handle that kind of abuse but it sure makes them fast
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Actually a bunch of people are running 12v winches on 24v cars in offroad competitions,you need a good quality winch to handle that kind of abuse but it sure makes them fast
That is true. If you want the thing to run balls out you just hook a 12v winch straight to 24v. But that was not his question. He wants to isolate to be able to run a 12v winch on 12v coming from a 24v system. To that I say what a waste. Get a 24v winch. 24v winches are better.
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Additionally, running a 12V winch from ONE of the 12V batteries of a 24V system is a bad idea. You would heavily drain one of the 12V batteries and then you would have serious problems with charge inbalance as the 24V alternator tries to charge 2 series batteries with a varying state of charge - BAD NEWS!
IF you have a 24V charging system then a 24V winch is the only realistic choice.
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george.
IF you have a 24V charging system then a 24V winch is the only realistic choice.
cheers,
george.
I have one xtra controller for the M1200 PM me for details. Mike
Joe,
Finished the bumper modifications last weekend, but painting and re-installation delayed roll out until this evening. Here are the pictures that I promised.
Finished the bumper modifications last weekend, but painting and re-installation delayed roll out until this evening. Here are the pictures that I promised.
Joe,
I did not realize that you moved this request out of the 70 series forum to the winching & recovery. With the majority of 70 series trucks being 24v, will you get the same kind of feedback and information that you were seeking for your needs? I hope so; I was caught off guard.
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Hey Larry , I did not move this someone else apparently decided it needed to be moved.
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COMEUP have full range of 24V winch products.
DV-9 24V DV-9, 24V WINCH | COMEUP USA
We also have DV-9s 24V synthetic rope option in our warehouse and will post it in our online store next week.
you can buy COMEUP winch from our online store or from our dealers in Ih8mud.
DV-9 24V DV-9, 24V WINCH | COMEUP USA
We also have DV-9s 24V synthetic rope option in our warehouse and will post it in our online store next week.
you can buy COMEUP winch from our online store or from our dealers in Ih8mud.
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@joekatana Joe, good meeting you at LSLC Roundup! There's a guy on CL in Dallas who's selling 3 of them apparently, Warn Industries Power Operated Winch
I ran my 12 volt winch on my BJ42 until it packed it in, the stator separated maybe due to motor turning so fast?
Does anyone of you guys have a 24v remote control for my OEM winch? Thanks!
Bumping an older thread here. I am looking at 24v winches as well now. I have an older 8274 that I picked up for cheap and could swap in an 9.5xp motor (68608) and 24v Albright based on some searching on the web and run it off 24v even though its 12v. For roughly the same price though I could run a Comeup DV-9 24v. Looking for thoughts on how the Comeup winches are holding up or those that have run a 12v 8274 on 24v. I dont want to cause battery issues with a 12v winch on a 24v system.
