6000lb warn winch
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6000lb warn winch
hi yall i got a 6000lb warn winch off my uncle for free you cant beat that price, but do you think its big enough for my cherokee cuz im gonna build my own winch bumper and i am not sure if i should sell it for a 8000lb. i am new to the cherokee world and this site has been a great resource thanks everyone
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Alot has to do with where and how you wheel? 6000 is a bit on the small size, but if you use a ****** block you'd be ok..
That said there is alot to look at when you choose the weight pull of your winch..
That said there is alot to look at when you choose the weight pull of your winch..
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yup once u get your jeep in the mud, the mud acts like a suction which adds alot of weight to your vechile and most likly put you over the 6000lbs limit
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yeah, it's a little on the small size. but not totally impractical.
just know this. if you do fit it to the front of your jeep, the mounting plate won't be the same as an 8000lb plate.
also, when in use, just be sure you use a minimum of 2 ****** blocks.
for a simple self extraction, use at least one ****** block for a dual line pull.
that means, winch to a tree using a tree strap and ****** block, then back to your jeep and hook it up to your front bumper to a tug point. this will increase your 6000lb winch to a 12000lb capability.
if you are in deep, use at least 2 ****** blocks as described above and back to another tree with a tree strap, or jeep, etc. for a 3 line pull.
but only use as a self extraction. try not to use on others jeeps to pull them out.
really, you should sell it to help finance an 8000lb.
warn is a really good name, and the 6000lb may be as strong as a china branded 8000lb cheapie if used correctly. this one would work ok on a trailer tho.
but for free, it's better than nothing. just don't use it freely.
if you're ever deep in the mud, a strap should always be used.
just know this. if you do fit it to the front of your jeep, the mounting plate won't be the same as an 8000lb plate.
also, when in use, just be sure you use a minimum of 2 ****** blocks.
for a simple self extraction, use at least one ****** block for a dual line pull.
that means, winch to a tree using a tree strap and ****** block, then back to your jeep and hook it up to your front bumper to a tug point. this will increase your 6000lb winch to a 12000lb capability.
if you are in deep, use at least 2 ****** blocks as described above and back to another tree with a tree strap, or jeep, etc. for a 3 line pull.
but only use as a self extraction. try not to use on others jeeps to pull them out.
really, you should sell it to help finance an 8000lb.
warn is a really good name, and the 6000lb may be as strong as a china branded 8000lb cheapie if used correctly. this one would work ok on a trailer tho.
but for free, it's better than nothing. just don't use it freely.
if you're ever deep in the mud, a strap should always be used.
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hi yall i got a 6000lb warn winch off my uncle for free you cant beat that price, but do you think its big enough for my cherokee cuz im gonna build my own winch bumper and i am not sure if i should sell it for a 8000lb. i am new to the cherokee world and this site has been a great resource thanks everyone
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