can some one tell me what type of electric winch fits better on this bumper
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It has a ton of room and almost any winch will fit. The bumper comes in two parts the first part replaces the stock impact bar and holds the winch. The 2nd part is the bumper outer. This is the nicer part about this setup because it gives you lots of room to work and hook everything up.
200370
I put the warren 8,000 lb winch on it and it fit good. It was a pain to get on but with smaller hands you can get it done.
1547348
Not sure but you will need a mounting plate. The best advice I can give you is to spring for a better winch. Mine gave out the 3rd time I used it. The switch burned out under normal use
1778506
Mine is mounted on an 07 Honda Foreman. I dont see any reason why this winch wouldnt fit, as long as you have the right mounting plate. Hope this helps!
1730028
I had to modify my mounting bracket for it to fit my artic cat. I have a welder so did it myself. I mounted it on the outside so it is easier to use. The winch is worth more than it is sold for. First day on my atv I had to winch myself out of a wet field. Works great.
65080
I am using on a sliding window on a pickup Will work if load is not over 30 amps So check as winches draw high amps
317940
I have an XRC bumper, the fairlead mounted directly to it. Most bumpers either have mounting holes or they are incorporated into the winch mount plate, such as the Rough Country 1189.
2184774
The previous answer is correct. The mounting plate is the key. Winch is excellent.
1318358
It should function on any winch, however a custom mount may be needed. In addition it needs the controller with the proper pin connection (warn 83665). As a suggestion call Warn directly they would know if it will mount up directly to your winch. They are very helpful to talk to.
2204620
It should fit. It will mount most standard winch plates and comes with an offset plate in case you need to mount off center.
52020
It comes with what looks like a universal mounting plate. I would buy the winch and see if you can use the mounting plate. If you can't, then you would have to buy a plate separately for your specific machine. I already had a mounting plate specifically for my machine when I bought my winch.
978603
You can mount the winch with that rough country 1010 with only the fairlead showing. Will not work on Ecoboost models.
1617792
Winch mounting plates are made specific for the vehicle it is to be used on. Two places to look for a mounting plates would be KFIproducts.com or most of their products can be purchased on Amazon. Just tell the site what type of vehicle it will be mounted on and they will do the rest. I hope this helps
232430
I have a 9,000 winch from rugged ridge and it fits great , yours should fit , however I'm not an expert. , I would call rampage and ask to be sure.
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I would check thru Superwinch or Warn winches to see if they offer a hidden winch mount to make it look factory. Most winch mounts have the same bolting pattern for the winch. Otherwise another option is new bumper that has a winch mount.
923402
This bumper ha s 1/4" winch mount plate on it, you would need a winch and a roller fair lead
361515
From what i understand the dimensions that you are looking at are the shipping dimensions, but the winch itself is way smaller and it seems that you have plenty of room to install several brands i think the mounting plate holes pattern is 4.5X10 which is the same on the Superwinch.You should have no problem, enjoy it
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Agree that the 2008 YJ IS A UNICORN. LOL But if it's a 2008, and I could be wrong on this, but it's my understanding that your stock bumper will not be strong enough to withstand the forces a winch can put out. It needs to be tied directly into the frame of the vehicle. You might be able to find a bracket or plate that "grabs" both front frame rails. Rough Country comes to mind. Or maybe you could have a front receiver mounted and pull from that. I have one for the rear of one of my rigs. Allows me to move the winch from front to back. Nice! Hope this helps. Good wheeling!