I have a Chicago 9000 Winch with a 3 prong male connector for the remote. Is this remoe control with a 3 prong FEMALE connector so I an plug it in
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check mile marker controllers --this will work --I have a 10k Chicago winch and its perfect--bought from amazon
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Yes. I installed the unit using the 3prong plug included. I'm pretty sure the motor has the ul approval label.
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I am not totally sure as I have a Warn XD9000 winch. I too was worried but it fits and works well with mine. I would say that it should work with the M8000 as well, as it appears to have a similar female connection.
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The control just runs the control wiring so I don't see why it wouldn't work with any type of solenoid on any brand of winch. Is controlled both forward and reverse.
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The vehicle will need to have a battery plug (identical to Amazon's Battery Quick Connect Plug Kit from Driver Recovery Products) at the rear of the vehicle. The kit comes with a plug, short cable for the winch and a in-line battery circuit breaker for protection. It also has the handle, attached to the winch body, for emergency use. Lastly, the wireless remote is outstanding.
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I do not think that this remote will work since the plug for the winch remote appears to be round on the 8275 where as it is somewhat oblong on the newer series winches. You probably could modify a wired 8274 remote to accept th remote you would just have to some cutting and soldering. I think it would be a pretty strait forward projects though. Good luck!
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all depends on how the winch is controlled. can not tell from the harbor freight pic. the web sight lists a remote. the you should be able to tap in to the same circuit that the wired remote uses to activate the control relays. I wired one into a 12k badlands winch.
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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
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Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
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There are no prongs, this is a Smittybilt connector, with a plastic outside tube over a plastic inside cylinder, containing two metal contacts on the inside of the plastic tube and two contacts on the outside of the inside cylinder. There are 3 wires connected to 3/4 contacts to the remote joystick.
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I bought this for a winch on a goose neck trailer and it works just fine. Seems to be a good secure connection.
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I am using on a sliding window on a pickupWill work if load is not over 30 ampsSo check as winches draw high amps
1561627
Works on any warn winch with 5 wire electrical system, so yes it should work on your unit
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I'm not sure your exact setup but the two wires with the bullet connections are for your winch power the black bare wire is your ground and the red bare wire is your switched power. Hope this helps
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Ah, wait a second. I gave you bad info! The control box that comes with your winch is already sized correctly for your winch. The Tuff Stuff remote only handles low current control signals, so it will definitely work for you, as the other two gentlemen stated. Sorry for any confusion! Just disregard my other two posts about this question.
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got my own but have not tried it yet if it works. Supplier should be able to answer your question. Or you can buy different brand but it is still a gamble. Some things in my mind, may be you can find wireless remote gate/garage opener that fits to control your winch, they are usually design with codes. Car door lock remotes should be fine but they may need some modification or additional circuit on receiver to make it work the way you like it. Someone in the net may be good in this to help you using car remote. Good luck. . .
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Don't really know. I couldn't make it work on my winch, ended up having dealer install a factory remote