Trailtoy1993
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Good! I thought you were staying in Texas? We are in Hawaii now, coming back to Washington for Christmas and New Years tho. How you and the fam fairing in Alaska?
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Help Support Hardline Crawlers :
in cab winch controls
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1982cj7
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I have a Warn wireless and it works very well, It is kinda handy if you are operating the winch by yourself.
Jacob
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I have the warn wireless. I got two season out of the battery, and always make sure I have the wired controller with me. I have to get a new battery for it, and I keep meaning to make a "key chain" for the remote.
CHOP SHOP
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I "had" a wireless winch. NOT a warn tho. Maybe the warns are the same or different? Dont know.
But one thing I HATED about the wireless was it had a "cycle" time kinda. If ya tapped the button it would winch for about 3 seconds. No matter how quickly you tapped the button, the shortest amount of time ot would roll was about 2-3 seconds. This was on my ATV/suck down winch on the rear axle.
Annoying as hell when ya just want to bump a hook/dring tight or barley back it off.
And the remote died as soon as it got wet, making it an easy choice to add another incab control.
But one thing I HATED about the wireless was it had a "cycle" time kinda. If ya tapped the button it would winch for about 3 seconds. No matter how quickly you tapped the button, the shortest amount of time ot would roll was about 2-3 seconds. This was on my ATV/suck down winch on the rear axle.
Annoying as hell when ya just want to bump a hook/dring tight or barley back it off.
And the remote died as soon as it got wet, making it an easy choice to add another incab control.
This. and I keep thinking about a around the neck lanyard.
