Best Winch for the Buck?
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I have been extremely happy with my Recon winch.
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JK Super Freak
You're better off with 2 separate systems dedicated to doing specific things. The powerplant has a good base buy you will get more air from a dedicated system. Not saying the pp sucks, just that a full on board air setup allows for air lockers and air horns as well as airing up tires and airbag suspension assists if you ever install them
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ive had my warn m8000 for almost a year now and have loved it. i bought it from 4wd dot com and bought the lifetime full coverage warranty from them. where everything is covered except the cable. pretty good deal. i think i was at 600 all said and done warranty and got a free wireless controller.
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spend now be thankful later
Warn then Ramsey, I have ramsey Patriot 9500 ut. I have pulled many full size rigs with it out of the river/sand. Automatic ingauge, and wireless remote.