That first Gen looks SWEET !
WARN 8274...show what ya got! (22 Viewers)
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thanks. quite a few updates since then.
How quickly do you need them? I’ve already received my new Warn rebuild kit but won’t be taking apart the brake until I get back from VA
10-1-24. I don’t know if mine are good or not? But if they are I’m happy to let you have them for the cost of shipping to you.
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
Definitely keep me in mind! If they don’t have cracks I’d take them. Not in a big rush but I’d like to get this PITA fixed…haha.
MatthewMcD
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Sorry, I misread your request. The only thing I have are the 6 "break pads" shown on the right of the photos in WARN 8274...show what ya got! - https://forum.ih8mud.com/threads/warn-8274-show-what-ya-got.1088231/post-15632569
sleepycruiser
I will get by….I will survive -Touch of Grey LC200
MatthewMcD
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I thought so, no, I just have the ones I got in my rebuild kit. Sorry.
tucker74
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Got to use the old girl last weekend out at the lake 
Will do. As soon as I get it apart I’ll let you know either way.
MatthewMcD
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A bit of paint and elbow grease and this is where I am now. The brake repair kit had a few extra parts that didn't match anything that came off the winch. (I did use the cardboard spacer for the brake installation.)
I build a stand to make life easier.
It looks like this version does not have mounting holes for the end cap on the drum support. I'll probably upgrade that before I install it. Does the drum support just float on the drum or is there a connection I am missing?
The only component I couldn't get apart was the clutch knob. I'll keep at it and see if I can replace the o-ring before I mount it.
Anyone see any other issues?
Today I'll clean up and install the solenoids. Then I can wire the controller. I need to find a Warn Wiring diagram.
1911
chupacabra
It just floats; pretty low tech but it works.
suzuguru
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Just don't forget to use a gasket or sealant between the top and bottom halves so you don't lose your lube.
MatthewMcD
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Thanks, once I get the solenoids cleaned up and wired, I'll be sealing the whole thing.
I'd wipe all that blood off of it too
MatthewMcD
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I figure the wire rope will cover the drum and the brake is red as a warning.
Installation of an 8274 on a TJM bumper on a Lexus LX450.
When I bought the Cruiser it had a Superwinch X9, the winch worked sort of, not well. I had it off, cleaned all the contacts and wire ends, reinstalled and it still failed to function well. I need a winch I can depend on. The '77 FJ40 had an 8274 that was not getting much use so I appropriated it. I found this 8274 on the side of the road attached to an old Bronco, seventies something Bronco that was for sale. I called the number and asked the guy if he would sell the winch off the Bronco. Yes. How much? $75. Score. I was prepared to go a couple of hundred. I rebuilt the winch with an Albright contactor and upgraded motor. Today I installed a new cover. Sucker is fast. It fits the TJM bumper but it's tight. No way to remove the grill without pulling the bumper and winch.
When I bought the Cruiser it had a Superwinch X9, the winch worked sort of, not well. I had it off, cleaned all the contacts and wire ends, reinstalled and it still failed to function well. I need a winch I can depend on. The '77 FJ40 had an 8274 that was not getting much use so I appropriated it. I found this 8274 on the side of the road attached to an old Bronco, seventies something Bronco that was for sale. I called the number and asked the guy if he would sell the winch off the Bronco. Yes. How much? $75. Score. I was prepared to go a couple of hundred. I rebuilt the winch with an Albright contactor and upgraded motor. Today I installed a new cover. Sucker is fast. It fits the TJM bumper but it's tight. No way to remove the grill without pulling the bumper and winch.
