Rugged Ridge 15100.01 8,500-Pound Winch with Steel Cable
Product Description
The heavy duty 8500 lb. winch from Rugged Ridge is driven by a durable five.5 horsepower motor for lengthy life and added pulling power. A hard three-stage planetary gear box with a 172.8:1 gear ratio delivers energy and reliability on every and each pull. All the exterior winch physique screws and bolts are stainless steel to avoid rust and produce a long life. All Rugged Ridge steel cable style winches contain off-road light mount roller fairleads, allowing for the very easy mounting of two off-road lights. Unique solenoid mounting brackets allow for various solenoid mounting points and the capacity to tilt the solenoid for ease of use. This feature guarantees that every single Rugged Ridge winch can be used with pretty much all off-road bumpers and more than riders. Each winch has been independently tested to guarantee they meet or exceed all specifications.
Item Characteristics
- Sturdy five.five HP series wound motor for lengthy life and additional pulling energy and contains off-road light-mount roller fairlead
- Tough 3-stage planetary gear box with a 172.eight:1 gear ratio delivering power and reliability
- Incorporates 94 feet of five/16-inch diameter wire rope and latched hook
- Unique light mount roller fairlead included permits for painless no-drill mounting of up to 2 off road lights
- Challenging stainless hardware is made use of on the body of the winch to get rid of rust
Buyer Reviews
Mounted completely on my JK jeep - looks wonderful and i am impressed with the excellent. I have yet to use it to recover the jeep from a stuck position - but it runs smooth.
I wanted to install this on a smitty bilt bumper. Turns out it does not line up with the mounting plate on the bumper. The bumper mounting plate had to be chopped off, and a $100 "compatable" mounting plate had to be bought. Not also happy with the additional $$, or the install. They should certainly have persons mount the winch on the mounting plate, then the mounting plate on the bumper. They also do not specify torque specifications for mounting to the plate. I am excited to see how properly the factor works now. Initial even though: Not also pleased.
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