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[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]PowerPlant Dual Force
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[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]A truck mounted, multi-purpose performance tool that features the capabilitites of both an on-board air compressor and a winch.

Includes on-board air for: airing up tires at the end of the trail
running air driven locking differentials
inflating rafts, water toys, and camping equipment
other utility needs

[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]SEMA Award Winner[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]
  • SEMA Best New Off-Road/4-Wheel Drive Product
  • Popular Mechanics' Editor's Choice Award
  • General Motors' SEMA Design Award for Best New Accessory
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[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]PowerPlant Dual Force HP 71800[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]Designed for the off road enthusiast and sportsman.[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- It has a faster line speed[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- 9,500 lbs. pulling capacity[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]Vehicle Platforms:[/FONT]
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[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- Slower line speed[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- 12,000 lbs. pulling capability[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- Longer duty cycle[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]Vehicle Platforms:[/FONT]
[FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- 3/4 ton and larger trucks[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]- Smaller vehicles that want longer duty cycle with slower line speed[/FONT][FONT=Arial,Verdana,Helvetica]Additional Accessories[/FONT]
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yeah a guy i work with bought one and returned it do to it not fitting in his aftermarket bumper hes a jeeper
 
i just think its stupid... obe in the form of a pump is much more relaiabe... and what if you need the winch or oba serviced, you dont just loose one, you loose em both.:rolleyes:
 
For the $250 extra that they charge for the air option you could buy a pretty nice standalone OBA solution.
 
HarryH3 said:
For the $250 extra that they charge for the air option you could buy a pretty nice standalone OBA solution.

I think it would be hard to find one with the duty cycle and HP of a winch motor for 250.00

And honestly, how many of you have had your winch serviced?

But for some reason the minute they mention inflating rafts or water toys, I think cheap 3000PSI walmart tire inflators.

I think it's a good idea.
 
garlicbreath said:
I think it would be hard to find one with the duty cycle and HP of a winch motor for 250.00

And honestly, how many of you have had your winch serviced?

But for some reason the minute they mention inflating rafts or water toys, I think cheap 3000PSI walmart tire inflators.

I think it's a good idea.

A belt driven oba setup off the motor is a much better option... money wise and reliablilty wise...
 
I think its a good idea. Maybe not for all you guys, but a decent idea none the less.

But it can't put out that much air volume....you know how long it would take to blow up a raft?
 
readymix said:
I thought that I read 12CFM at 0PSI and 5CFM at 90PSI

Those seem like awfully high numbers...hmmm
 
Yeah i checked em... those are respectable numbers. I still dont like the idea of oba on my winch... idk maybe its just gonna take some time for me to get used to it
 

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