Warn M12k vs ComeUp 15k?

[woytovich]

Looking at the 24v flavors, not sure if that matters between the two.
Wondering about general vibe and opinions. I'm a Warn kinda guy but have a possible deal on a ComeUp 15DV.
Thoughts?

 

[tornadoalleycruiser]

My 100 came with a comeup winch on it. As soon as need to use it I can provide feedback. I did resplice the end and installed a flatsplicer. I never trust a factory splice, they never seem to bury enough or taper the tail correctly. Not the answer you are looking for. I also am a warn guy, 8274 or hs9500. Both old school pre China warn winches.

 

[woytovich]

My 100 came with a comeup winch on it. As soon as need to use it I can provide feedback. I did resplice the end and installed a flatsplicer. I never trust a factory splice, they never seem to bury enough or taper the tail correctly. Not the answer you are looking for. I also am a warn guy, 8274 or hs9500. Both old school pre China warn winches.

Thank you Erik... You're right, that was no help at all!

 

[gnob]

these look relatively comparable
dv 15 3.6 hp/315:1 7/16 line
m12 2.5hp/261:1 3/8 line

based on these numbers id say the dv is going to have a bid more grunt. being a warn guy i lean that way, but have yet to see bad reviews of come up.

 

[thegadgetguy]

The description of the M12 24V is pretty contradictory (lists both 2.5hp and 4.6hp in the description/specifications), but my 12V version came with a 4.8hp motor originally so I would be surprised if the 24V version had half the hp?

How good is the deal on the come up?

M12 24V Heavyweight Winch - 265072

If you’re looking for heavy duty winches, these are it. Built for the biggest, heaviest and longest pulls, the WARN Heavyweight Series winches are capable of pulling over 16,000 lbs. and feature heavy-duty carrier plates that are engineered to handle the massive gear train stress generated when...

www.warn.com

 

[iliketrucks]

Does comeup sell replacement parts? A good winch is rebuilt instead of thrown out after many years of hard use

 

[Corbet]

no personal experience with Comeup, but the parts support for Warn are very good. My M12 is yet to let me down, even recovering my fat 80 with a loaded wood trailer behind her.

then there is always a M15 if you need the grunt.

 

[woytovich]

Got this from Come Up today: