- Location
- Newark, CA
Free front skid (not mine):
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/zip/1298904887.html
http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/zip/1298904887.html
Not mine, but a good deal on a winch: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/pts/1445260177.html
its not that good of a deal on a 5 year old used winch... u never know how its been treated for those 5 years...
I'll be so glad when you finally figure out how to earn your much deserved Darwin Award.
Not mine, but a good deal on a winch: http://sfbay.craigslist.org/sby/pts/1445260177.html
Y'know assuming that the winch is in good shape (frankly they are tough and most are in good shape) that is a pretty decent deal. The Smittybilt XRC8 has tended to change people's opinions, but that is a 9500 lb winch not an 8000.
... buy it then if you think half price is a good deal on a 5 year old winch thats has been out in the weather for 5 possiblle years, thats had 5 years of plugging and unplugging to the remote... theres alot of wear and tear thats been done in the last 5 years, not everyone is going to take care of their stuff... thats all im saying, i know personally i wouldnt buy it and i dont think that its a good deal, its my opinion not yours so find someone else to post your pointless comments to.
now.. from what i understand, a winch needs 400+ amps of current to pull 8000lbs consistantly right? so given the chance if your running a stock alt your batt wont handle that kind of load for very long... so it wont matter if u have a 8000 lb winch or 9500 if you dont have the proper charging system...
I'll be so glad when you finally figure out how to earn your much deserved Darwin Award.
Not sure what someone's lack of a decent battery and charging system has to do with the value of the winch. I have always run a 9500 (Warn) with a stock 80-100 amp alternator and an Optima with no problems. Granted the battery can be run dead, but the initial pull is what generally what gets you unstuck... after that the winch is usually assisting the truck. A 9500 pulls harder than an 8000... that's the reason for the designations.