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There are service kits available, which include gaskets/O-rings/fasteners. Andy

Huh; who knew? So just an update: Our '02 Super Duty is no long officially in the WARN fleet. It was, however, sold to a WARN employee! Andy

By the way, what year Silverado?

Don't hesitate to give us a ring if you do need help with this. 800-543-9276 M-F, 7am-4pm PST. - Andy

Our formula is to take the Gross Vehicle Weight Rating and multiply it by 1.5 to get a minimum pulling capacity. We do offer some Hidden Kits for Silverado, but only from '99-'02. https://www.warn.com/truck/mounting-systems/hidden_kit_applications_chevrolet.jsp Andy

I personally have a Blue Fuel jumper pack that I got at NAPA a couple of years ago. It has worked well. Also has flashlight, USB, and a couple of other things. However, I just got a demonstration from the WARN battery rep showing the Noco Genius, and I was thoroughly impressed. If I were to do...

Sorry I missed your question the first time. The solenoids are PN 72631 and are easy to get. It's the control pack that's unique and needs to be bought at the dealer. Andy

Sorry to hear you had geartrain issues. When was that, out of curiosity? Other differences include: - Different Motors - Different finishes - Different line speeds - VR8000 had solenoids, M8000 has a contactor - Different remotes - Different gears. Early one, the VR had very similar gears to...

Yes you could. Contactor pack 83668, remote control 83665. - Andy

34581 will fit all 89-01 Sidekicks/Trackers/Vitaras. https://www.warn.com/truck/hubs/premium_application_chart.jsp - Andy

Sorry to hear you had a problem with parts; I know that's never fun. That winch is custom-built to their specs and such and we sell it to them. So calling us would be like calling DANA to get axle parts vs. going to the dealer. We are an OE supplier in this case. Andy -Andy

At this point no guard. Andy

A couple more photos of the '17 Super Duty, this time in the wild vs. the studio. Andy

Yeah, Power Wagon stuff is a whole other ball game. Those winches are actually a Chrysler part number and are made to their spec. We also do not support them directly as it's not simply an M12000. If it is a Power Wagon winch, the Dodge/Ram dealer has to provide support. Andy

On an M12000, the clutch handle should be on the right (passenger's) side of the vehicle. Rope should come off the bottom of the drum. You can find the M12000 user manual here: https://www.warn.com/truck/assets/pdf/63418_B7_LargeFrame_WinchOperatorsManual.pdf - Andy

Glad to hear! Passed this feedback on; thanks. Appreciated! - Andy

Yes, they are; they're just coming out now. If you Google the part numbers (97565 for medium duty, 97570 for heavy duty) you'll find places like Clemson 4 Wheel Center, Quadratec, http://www.clemson4wheel.com/warn-97565-medium-duty-winching-accessory-kit.html...

So, interestingly enough, our German distributor, Taubenreuther, saw our story and it turns out they have one, too! So that's 2 of 5 accounted for! - Andy

Duty cycle and DC winches is a complex thing. There are so many variables that can affect the outcome: Weight of object being pulled, how much line you have, diameter of the line, how much power your battery has, and so on. I would go as far as to say that no electric DC winch on the market has...

It actually has a bracket with a plug that we didn't install. - Andy