I have a Warn CE M8000 winch and I was wondering if it was different than a regular M8000. Also it has a code on it. SN 1080302. Can someone please tell about my winch and what do they cost new. What does the CE stand for?

 

from Warn...

CE products are designed to meet European Standards. CE winches include CE labels, manuals, roller fairlead, safety hook and thimble.

 

How much do they cost new?

 

call Warn

 

my m8000 was 1200 new, but i got it on sale for 899. came with remote, hawse fairlead, hook and thimble and a nice red W sticker.

they however are on sale now for 699 from a local vendor here in canada.

damn good winch for the money. i'd trust a warn over any other brand, any day.

nothing beats the old 8274 tho.

 

I got my winch on a bumper for $350. It came with a wrangler winch bumper and two kc day lighters. Every thing works great but I just wanted to see how much they cost new and I needed info on it. Thanks.

 

good deal for sure. you should be able to sell that winch bumper for most of your money back.
the winch is worth atleast $600 new, and my kc lights cost $200 new, and i just bought a pro-comp tj bumper for $250 new, then a winch plate is about $100 new...

but i'm still not sure what the CE stands for. so i can't help you there.

 

the M8000 can be bought for 530 shipped with a wireless remote......Lifetime on mechanical parts and a 1 year on elec.

 

*cough* MileMarker Hydraulic Winches *cough*

 

with hydrolic, if you roll, you can't right yourself without the engine running.

the good thing about hydrolic, is 100% duty cycle. but that's it.

hydrolic is for tow trucks.

 

I guess I better make sure I dont roll then, lol

Or theres always hooking up a separate tank and pump, and run that pump off the battery/alternator, as some guys have....but, I think I will concentrate on actually getting a winch first