thought so, we got a new site and stuff.
quoted from gary
So i have Josh to thank for hooking me up with this warn 8274, possibly one of the best winch warn ever made. Sitting around $450 with all the parts for this puppy.
Here it is when i first picked it up
The lower end
The top with the solenoid, wiring, and controller box removed
All new solenoids, wiring, and controller box
The motor is removed from the housing by taking out the two blots directly on the end, this is what I found in the motor when I removed the backing plate
While the motor was off, prepped and painted the upper part of case. Pressed in a new bearing for the motor, came with all the stuff to rebuild the connections inside the motor.
Removed the brake paw with a 10mm bolt, make sure not to bend the spring while removing. The actual break assembly can be removed by taking the snap ring off the end. Mine needed the use of a puller to remove the assembly.
*note, don’t lose the balls for the bearing while removing.
The lower case has been repainted and starting to put the braking system back together.
The lower case back together
Almost back together, the case is lubricated by 30 weight non detergent motor oil. Used a clear silicone while combining the the upper and lower part of the winch. There are three 10mm bolts that hold it together.
All back together and works amazing, I can see why people say it has the fastest line pull.
