mattressking
10 digits to freedom
Wrapped up - just need some 10-24 screws from the store then I can hang it and mount solenoid assy. That was a fun little project.
WARN 8274...show what ya got!
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sadovnik
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Did you replace the motor and the solenoid? Looks great.
mattressking
10 digits to freedom
sadovnik
SILVER Star
Thanks Nate. That was exactly what I was looking for... part numbers! You da man!
mattressking
10 digits to freedom
Wrapped up, just need my rope to show up now….
An 8274 restoration project for a customer. We do these every month and they vary a bit. This one got some serious upgrades, including upgraded brake shaft, 6hp Warn motor, re-zinc plated brake parts with new internals, Albright contactor but hidden in classic new box cover, real USA made Dyneema SK-78 rope and lots of deep cleaning, new parts, etc.
Found these 2 on local CL. Guy bought a tool lot and they were part of the deal. Picked them up for $100. Figure I can’t go wrong either as rebuilds of parts.
Want to sell one and triple your money? I’m semi local and will travel
Ever seen an 8274 on a UZJ100? Here you go:
Recent Warn 8074 score:
I just call it a spring, but I’m only a redneck from North Carolina with an Australian license plate. Aussies probably call it something else.what do you guys actually call that winch hook holder dongle thing?
winchy or hooker?
There’s got to be a better way
too funny to not share. i had to hit up my aussie buddy
Morning gents… stumbled onto this thread researching synthetic rope options, I’ve been running the inherited wire since I scored my winch locally in 2011. Really looking for feedback on diameter (rating) and length when I go syn
Obligatory photo from my archives…
Obligatory photo from my archives…
The 5/16 synthetic rope is rated higher than the original 5/16 cable that comes on the winch. However, it's typically recommended that you upgrade to 3/8 synthetic for a higher safety margin and better spooling on the drum. How much you put on is up to you based on your typical length of pull use.
I live in the desert where there are almost no trees to pull from so I prefer a lot of rope. Others that also prefer to have more rope but have less on the drum, carry extensions. That's probably what I may end up doing. I have 100 feet of 3/8 synthetic on mine now.
I live in the desert where there are almost no trees to pull from so I prefer a lot of rope. Others that also prefer to have more rope but have less on the drum, carry extensions. That's probably what I may end up doing. I have 100 feet of 3/8 synthetic on mine now.