Mudskipper
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- Fitchburg , MA
Does anyone run a Magnum winch? Are they made by Warn just a cheaper version? I just sold my Warn M-8000 and wondered if these are any good.
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Magnum winch
- Thread starter Mudskipper
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ECKSJAY
Water is dirty
- Location
- Covington, WA
Not serviceable like a standard Warn, just a cheapie 'entry level' side-project winch. Our Warn rep flat-out admitted they're not very good. Save $150 more and get a good one, man.
Mudskipper
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Fitchburg , MA
I saw them on ebay and figured they were to good to be true.
WB9YZU
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Madison, WI
Mudskipper said:
Many low price winches are made by in China, even those marketed by Milemarker, Superwinch, T-Max.
Can you spot your favorite winch?:
http://www.cnwinch.com/english/electric-winches-2.htm
BTW, Milemarker stands behind their winches, so even though you have a China flavor winch, they won't leave you hanging, good customer service. The E8000 I have is a good winch, it's just painfully slow.
BLSXJ
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Windsor, ON
I've got one. needed one before a trip and I found it to be the best value in my price range at the time.
some of the pros -series wound motor (bosh) - parts availibe from any warn dealer -roller fair lead
I've had my truck stuck in a bog up to the door handles and it pulled me out over 50' with out resetting the line. mind you I had a deep cylce and after that I now have 2!
some of the pros -series wound motor (bosh) - parts availibe from any warn dealer -roller fair lead
I've had my truck stuck in a bog up to the door handles and it pulled me out over 50' with out resetting the line. mind you I had a deep cylce and after that I now have 2!
