Mile Marker VS Warn

[War-Jeeper]

im not too worried about line speed just want somthing to get the job done. Ive herd from most of you that Warn is the way to go so i think i will do that.

Nest question what kind of dual batterie set-up do you guys run? like how are they wired up and such? as my truck already has a stereo that sucks a ton of power i thought it might be good to do a dual batterie on my truck, which is one of the two places the winch will live

 

[GRW]

Warn

 

[Dain Bramage]

i have dual optimas, a red top under the hood, and a yellow top in a marine box in my tool box. i dont use an isolator, i just ran 00 gauge between them and called it good.

 

[SUPAFLY]

I run dual red top optimas that sit in a Kilby tray. They are run is parallel and also power my readywelder.

 

[smalltowncowboy]

just about everyone on here will say warn but i am saying MM.

i have one im putting on my blazer, it came off my dodge cummins and never had a problem pulling it. a couple of my friends run MM and never have issues.

a buddy with a cherokee has to buy a new warn because his spool itself has broken twice. another one has a warn 9.5 (or whatever) on his blazer and that thing is so damn slow.

 

[CHOP SHOP]

My truck is not square. Not really sure what shape you would call it. Anyway at the time I was pulling a jeep that was stuck in the snow.

i dont have a winch on my truck. that way i dont have to pull jeeps.:fawkdancesmiley:

 

[java]

had a Tmaxx 9.5k before the truck got stolen. was nice and cheap. way faster than the m800 i have now

 

[War-Jeeper]

anybody know much about the painless wiring dual batterie kit?

 

[JThompson]

I really prefer the dig till you die approach. Cheaper than a winch! :redneck:

 

[zuk88]

I got a Ramsey on mine and it does well.

 

[Thanatos]

I have both a MM 8000lb, and a HF 8000lb'er. Winches are as already stated the exact same winch. Both are slow, and actually work. Had a buddy fry a solenoid on his, but neither of mine have had any issues. The MM is running Masterpull synthetic line, and the HF is running steel rope. If I ever need to get another winch, I will get one of the cool Warn Powerplant ones.

 

[War-Jeeper]

so i changed my mind after reading some info comparing T-Max and warn and they look very close to the same and i can get more bang for my buck with the T-Max so i think im going that route now instead, glad i waited and did a little reading

 

[Fullywrecked]

T-max is pretty good. I have sold 100's of them and never seen one back for any prob. what so ever. With that said, warn is made in portland, if there is a prob its easy to take care of it. I have never had a warn fail on me. Either is a good winch, stay away from the MM or the Smittybuils, they are junk.

 

[SeaRubi]

nobody mentioned the Superwinch EP9.0, which is a great low-cost winch. i'm running a warn XD9000 and very happy with it; great linespeed.

 

[97zjvinny]

Stay away from the MM's. I used mine 4 times ( 3 light loads, and one real load.) When I put a real load on it for 30 seconds the bitch was smoken' more than a frat house on a friday night. Super slow, some have plastic engagement rings, the cable binds, 1 year waranty, new parts are over priced. Get a WARN.

 

[War-Jeeper]

Stay away from the MM's. I used mine 4 times ( 3 light loads, and one real load.) When I put a real load on it for 30 seconds the bitch was smoken' more than a frat house on a friday night. Super slow, some have plastic engagement rings, the cable binds, 1 year waranty, new parts are over priced. Get a WARN.

i bought a T-Max:awesomework:

 

[97zjvinny]

:bananallama:

 

[War-Jeeper]

:bananallama:

in a few minutes i gotta go install it, goin up in the snow tomorow with some stockers that might need some help along the way lol

im going to do dual batteries too but i got the wrong batt box so i will do that next week i guess