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The GIGGLEPIN GP100 ....$3,800
Twin motor Warn 8274 variant
The 8274, which I still have on a shelf from 1976,...
The 8274 stood for
8-8000 pounds
2- two directions in/out
74-1974, the year first introduced
Introduced in 1974, it replaced the original Belleview winch that was made from 1959-1973. The M8274 has remained basically unchanged since '74, with only minor tweaks including upgraded electrics throughout the years, and a few cosmetic revisions.
They came out with a 50 year anniversary model 8274-50 for about $3,000. 10,000 pounds, now. Year introduced 1998.
In 2008, they had a limited edition of numbered winches, the 8274-60.
In, 2018, they introduced a model 8274-70
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The M8274–Warn Industries’ most iconic winch—is evolving. It will maintain all the things buyers love about the product: speed, durability, and its famous shape, but we’ve added more performance and more features. Comes with 150’ of 3/8” diameter lightweight, easy-to-handle Spydura synthetic rope.
Rated Line Pull = 10,000 lbs.
Voltage = 12V
Motor = 6 HP
Remote Control = Remote switch, 12 ft. lead
Gear Ratio = 134.1
Weight = 54.9 lbs.
Synthetic Rope: 150 ft. of 3/8 Spydura rope
Fairlead: = Hawse
Type of Winch = Electric
150' of 3/8" diameter lightweight, easy-to-handle Spydura synthetic rope
High-output 6 HP motor for increased 10,000 lb. pulling capacity (up from 8,000 lbs.)
IP68 waterproof Albright electrical contactor for the ultimate in reliability and control
Restyled high-strength polymer control pack housing for a modern twist on classic styling
Ergonomic stainless steel clutch T-handle is easier to use than before
Two Oilite bushings installed on pinion gear assembly for improved durability in extreme recovery conditions
Bolt-and-washer assembly replaces retaining ring on brake shaft
Made in the USA in Clackamas, Oregon
Sent from my motorola edge plus 2023 using Tapatalk
Twin motor Warn 8274 variant
The 8274, which I still have on a shelf from 1976,...
The 8274 stood for
8-8000 pounds
2- two directions in/out
74-1974, the year first introduced
Introduced in 1974, it replaced the original Belleview winch that was made from 1959-1973. The M8274 has remained basically unchanged since '74, with only minor tweaks including upgraded electrics throughout the years, and a few cosmetic revisions.
They came out with a 50 year anniversary model 8274-50 for about $3,000. 10,000 pounds, now. Year introduced 1998.
In 2008, they had a limited edition of numbered winches, the 8274-60.
In, 2018, they introduced a model 8274-70
Warn Debuts 8274-70 Anniversary Winch At SEMA
Warn's 70th anniversary winch shows off power, superior design, durability and reliability — all in a beautiful retro style guaranteed to appeal to new and old Jeep enthusiasts alike.
The M8274–Warn Industries’ most iconic winch—is evolving. It will maintain all the things buyers love about the product: speed, durability, and its famous shape, but we’ve added more performance and more features. Comes with 150’ of 3/8” diameter lightweight, easy-to-handle Spydura synthetic rope.
Rated Line Pull = 10,000 lbs.
Voltage = 12V
Motor = 6 HP
Remote Control = Remote switch, 12 ft. lead
Gear Ratio = 134.1
Weight = 54.9 lbs.
Synthetic Rope: 150 ft. of 3/8 Spydura rope
Fairlead: = Hawse
Type of Winch = Electric
150' of 3/8" diameter lightweight, easy-to-handle Spydura synthetic rope
High-output 6 HP motor for increased 10,000 lb. pulling capacity (up from 8,000 lbs.)
IP68 waterproof Albright electrical contactor for the ultimate in reliability and control
Restyled high-strength polymer control pack housing for a modern twist on classic styling
Ergonomic stainless steel clutch T-handle is easier to use than before
Two Oilite bushings installed on pinion gear assembly for improved durability in extreme recovery conditions
Bolt-and-washer assembly replaces retaining ring on brake shaft
Made in the USA in Clackamas, Oregon
Sent from my motorola edge plus 2023 using Tapatalk
