rebuilding my winch and curious wht people use to seal the brake assembly to the bottom portion?
winch rebuild adhesive used?
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Just use a little bit of RTV. Not much. You don't want it to be too difficult to separate the next time you go in there.
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also do you not re-use these on the rebuild? just toss?
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whats RTV? sorry ..
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and then finally i have been searching everywhere and my searching ability isnt amazing obviously because i cant find a breakdown of the assembly of the motor portion pictured. there seems to be too much play back and forth (my version has no free spool) but after putting the pin back in the hole it seems there is still lots of play back and forth ...
what am I missing? or is it supposed to move back and forth
what am I missing? or is it supposed to move back and forth
Silicone sealant (Room Temperature Vulcanizing). Clear, black, ultra grey, whatever.
Those pucks are a very early 8274 brake, I would upgrade to the disk material warn pn 8409 or gigglepin parts and get new seals while in there. This thread is better served in the winch section. Winching and Recovery - https://forum.ih8mud.com/forums/winching-and-recovery.170/
What you have is an 8074 non Freespool 8274
What you have is an 8074 non Freespool 8274
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Personally I would add a apacer to keep the pinion in the correct orientation with the gear. Or swap the upper housing to pn 9285 and add pn 8326 or gigglepin handle with a filler Gigglepin FreeSpool Handle - https://gigglepin4x4.net/gigglepin-freespool-handle-replacement-for-warn-8274-1945-p.asp
Making it an 8274.
Slippery slope rebuilding one of these. Gets expensive quick.
Making it an 8274.
Slippery slope rebuilding one of these. Gets expensive quick.
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oops my bad totally should have done this in winching setion for threads, i was just on auto pilot when i started this here.
ive contacted warn to ask them also about the play on the pinion ... now im looking for a spacer - thx for the hint
ive contacted warn to ask them also about the play on the pinion ... now im looking for a spacer - thx for the hint
measure the OD of the motor pinion shaft and the width, should be an easy find. post up your #'s / measurements.
