Warn Platinum Install and Review 

The jeep build video is coming soon

Its crazy. That gladiator eats up everything they throw at it

Coming soon

You havent seen Runva😉

No problem

just let us know and we can go get some Fire House or something

We don’t need no sissy covers here 😂 And no sissy mittens

We definitely use the crap out of stuff daily Not just reading the pamphlets from the mall parking lot

Coming soon

It is supposed to be better then the og but we will find out We are gonna run it as is out of the box for awhile for an honest review Then do the upgrades most people do Air brake Bigger motor Ect

One of the greats on Warn 8274 is 150 of line. The classic. I'm one of the Ramsey winch users. 👍

@@DB-yj3qc and the 70ft/min vs 30 with the zeons

When we drove at the end of the video it was in free spool

Whole whopping 39 here today 😂

I hope Warn is a sponsor. If it holds up for you I will buy one

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We bought a general winch plate that was too long and them trimmed it to fit between the frame and welded it into place

That’s mud not rust.

He sure did didn’t he 😂 We find it very funny actually We he has to pay for something out of pocket It’s get the cheapest thing absolutely possible (Harbor freight) When he gets it for free to make videos (Yankum) Do not buy Chinese buy the best absolutely possible 🤣 So basically you have mixed signals

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC All of those west coast RU-vid know it all's on on the Harbor Freight teat. Buy CCP made junk, get CCP made junk.

You can buy the Warn wireless remote (part # 90287) and it'll work with your Power Wagon. Just plug in the receiver, hold both remote buttons to turn it on, and start winching. I've been using it on my Power Wagon for years and love it. It's not as fancy as the platinum remote but it's been dead reliable, batteries last forever, and it beats having to stay near the truck when winching.

Idk I been running it this way for almost a year I may measure it tho We also thought about adding a battery near the back

sounds good for what it's worth my winch doesn't seem to care about the voltage drop near as much as the inverter does.

0 gauge will carry enough amps to brown out the alternator if pushed hard enough. I used to have some huge subs in my old cherokee and all the lights would dim to the music

Gladiator has a 240A alternator.

@@tylermacconnell217 or replace it with a high output 400a one

It’s on another truck already

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That is awesome! Hopefully JEEP sees your vids and will partner with you. Definitely a testament to their durability and capabilities in the corrects hands! Love watching your vids. Especially being a former Floridian and wrecker operator doing off-road recoveries. @@OffRoadRecoveryLLC

No, we use it about 2 weeks before it’s dead and needs plugged in Fully charged in about 25 minutes Not a big deal everyone made it out to be When you don’t use it often like we do we would just say after your trail day plug it in Then leave it plugged in until the next trail day

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC ,,, if I charge fully and not use it , within 6-10 days it has no charge ,,, completely run down ,,, have same result after got another new battery

@@joeking3339 that’s because it stays connected to the winch reading the voltage and such It’s not truly off more like a standby mode And that’s why it dies and makes people upset Do I think they could modify it? Absolutely Does it bother me it drains ? Nope All the wreckers I’ve operated over the last 10 years were all immediately placed on a charger after each hook up if not a brite red light flashed on dash and said remote not in cradle

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC ok ,,, thanks Matt !

5.38 and 40” tires

This is a 12k winch 🤦‍♂️ There is going to come a point in your life where none of your kids will have a job because there won’t be any jobs Because everyone rather buy Chinese products over American products Then complain that there is no American jobs

No we are transferring it to the red ford

We will be finding out

It’s what made warm what they are today. I really like your videos.

We burnt up 3 of those hobo winches You get what you pay for

@@OffRoadRecoveryLLC nonetheless...regular folks that don't do daily recoveries at full service need for a winch I'm sure a $300 one will do, but 2600 wayyyyy over priced. Warn Catering to the super wealthy apparently...

@@jonathanfreedom1st if you understand the difference between a throw away winch And A commercial winch you wouldn’t be complaining about price One is made for cheap people with the absolute cheapest materials Made to run very short amount of time No bearings When the other one is made with the highest grade material Made to run for a very long time All rebuildable Commercial use 7 year warranty Once I slap that badlands on a commercial vehicle it’s not covered 😂 Again you get what you pay for But we can ask you a question What vehicle do you drive? Why not a scooter 🛴 Scooters are cheaper You can buy 407 high dollar scooters for the price of your vehicle

The evo line is made in china not the platinum