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Good to see you all, too and thanks for the compliment! Thanks! At this point, I don't believe there is a brush guard provision. We do offer brush guards on our Heavy Duty Bumpers and Trans4mer applications, however. WARN Trans4mer Mounting System WARN Trans4mer Gen II Mounting System WARN...

WARN is excited to announce the launch of our new Ascent™ Rear Bumpers. These bumpers offer a host of features including durable steel construction with off-road performance in mind. These bumpers help improve approach angles, are designed to accommodate larger tires, feature light ports for LED...

Just be sure to keep in mind the capacities of the hitch and such. You wouldn't want to overload it as it might not be a satisfactory recovery point in terms of capacity. - Andy

A high amount of people use winches for tree removal. One of our employees used his Land Rover D90 and a quadruple line pull to remove a stubborn stump. https://youtu.be/qSl4FkUGh8I - Andy

The formula we use for winch capacity is Gross Vehicle Weight Rating x 1.5 = pulling capacity. Outback GVWR is 4,850, so capacity would be 7,275. That being said, you can use a snatch block to double the capacity. My real question, however, is how you'd mount it so that you don't rip it off...

I'm looking into this. I will say that if the bumper itself does fit, the Power Wagon's existing winch will not fit this bumper due to different bolt pattern and mounting configuration. - Andy

Thanks for your business—we appreciate it! Love to see pics when it's done! - Andy

It's not a capacity thing, but rather the way the winch mounts. It'll take all of our mid-frame winches (e.g. winches that mount feet down). Our large-frame winches mount feet forward. For those, you'll need to look at our Heavy Duty Bumper lineup. With regards to the Hi-Lift question, no they...

I'd encourage you to take a look at our VR lineup of winches if you're looking to save some coin. http://www.warn.com/truck/winches/line.jsp If you have any questions, don't hesitate to send me a PM. - Andy

Have you seen the WARN Ascent Bumpers? We offer them for full-size Chevrolet, Ford, and Ram pickups. Here is some info: • Angled design sits high, to maintain maximum ground clearance and approach angles • Winch ready - accepts most WARN mid-frame (footdown) winches up to 12,000 pounds: ZEON...

Have you seen the WARN Ascent Bumpers? We offer them for full-size Chevrolet, Ford, and Ram pickups. Here is some info: • Angled design sits high, to maintain maximum ground clearance and approach angles • Winch ready - accepts most WARN mid-frame (footdown) winches up to 12,000...

Cool truck! We had a 2002 Super Duty here at Warn with a drawer system/storage on the back. Loved this truck. Lots of opportunity for storage and such. Looking forward to seeing your build progress. - Andy

By the way, since we're talking winches, if anyone ever has any questions about our products, feel free to PM me! - Andy

The way we determine minimum winching capacity is to take: Gross Vehicle Weight Rating x 1.5 = Minimum Pulling Capacity My guess is a ZEON 12 will probably be enough. However, you can also e-mail our Customer Service at cs@warn.com and ask them directly. Andy

My friend, Jeff, took these pics of the old Hamms Brewery House in St. Paul, MN. It will be the location of a new brewery soon. A bunch more here: http://jeffreyschmidt.prosite.com/199142/2136598/gallery/flat-earth-brewing-and-hamms-brewery - Andy

Actually, we do use special drums for our truck winches that run our Spydura synthetic rope vs. the units that run wire. - Andy

My Suzuki doesn't have it. When my wife and I were coming back from the Overland Rallies and Workshops in Washington, it was 100 degrees going across central Washington/Oregon. She had also caught a summer cold. It was miserable, more for her than me, but it was still damn hot. If she hadn't had...

This was one of my favorite trucks from the show. Love it. - Andy

x2. I always wanted one of the two-door models. Drove a used one in 1999 or so; neat little vehicles. - Andy

Get a rebate of up to $100 dollars on WARN truck/SUV winches—including the WARN ZEON—until Dec. 31. You can find the entire list of qualifying truck/SUV winches as well as instructions at the link below! http://www.warn.com/truck/winch_cash_rebate.shtml - Andy