orion_134
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Yeah, the way I would want it is in the reciever mount to use both on front or rear. Thanks for explaining the weight.
Jesse
Jesse
Need a winch, suggestions?
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Murf06PSD
SDD Junior Member
I have a 15,000 Warn mounted on my truck and have no problem pulling myself and others out. I also had a F150 with a Warn 9000(traded it in for the duty) and again no problems with that one either
Red Monkey
Full Access Member
A good way to store a 'reciever mount winch' is to mount a 2x2 universal receiver in the bed of your truck. When the winch is not needed you just slid it into the receiver, lock it and it is safe and secure until needed. I sure would NOT want 100 plus pounds of winch to become a projectile during some unscheduled event such as a WRECK or roll over.
Wreckaboy1
Too Short Towing
Ramsey winch
I have a set up that most don't have on their pickups, a fully hydraulic 8000lb winch that is mounted on the frame where a trailer hitch would go, and i made a cut out on the rear ranch hand bumper. I fabbed up a hydraulic tank, transmission PTO and such. Its awesome, never have to worry about draining batteries. I go where other wreckers and such don't dare. Pics are in my webshots
I have a set up that most don't have on their pickups, a fully hydraulic 8000lb winch that is mounted on the frame where a trailer hitch would go, and i made a cut out on the rear ranch hand bumper. I fabbed up a hydraulic tank, transmission PTO and such. Its awesome, never have to worry about draining batteries. I go where other wreckers and such don't dare. Pics are in my webshots
orion_134
Full Access Member
How much did that run you?
Jesse
Jesse
Wreckaboy1
Too Short Towing
It ran me about 2500 for everything. I just used it on Friday to pull a shed down.
