What is hiding inside? Warn Vantage 2000 Winch

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Maintenance on the Warn Vantange 2000 winch for Yamaha. Complete tear down, service and reassembly. This basic Warn winch will be very similar to thousands found on various ATV's.
A higher end sealed winch would hopefully fair better after one year of use.
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Комментарии : 9

@NorthCountryBoyz 5 лет назад

Well...learn something everyday. I’m no mechanic so videos like this I’m finding myself watching more often than not. Great share man!

@ADVENTURESThisWay 5 лет назад

There are a number of jobs one can do on their own equipment and vehicles. Just takes some confidence, a bit of knowledge and proper tools help immensely. Also experience to know when in over your skill level. Thanks for watching

@NorthCountryBoyz 5 лет назад

@@ADVENTURESThisWay Like most everyone out there is...I am still learning a lot of things. The first person that says that aren't learning anything anymore....well they either should be a millionaire or are just so full of their own self it isn't even funny. lol

@ProTechEpoxyFloors 5 лет назад

Good video. After watching I feel I could do my own. Drove me crazy why you didn’t just replace that cable while you had it all apart!

@ADVENTURESThisWay 5 лет назад

Ross Martin well I’m glad you found it helpful. The bigger series winches have more planetary gears sets but same principle. Yep definitely take cable off first!!

@gretchenmorfea5988 2 года назад

Hey man, I know this is an old video but I’m having winch issues. My old winch locked up and I bought and installed a new one after determining that the old one was full of water lol. It still won’t work! Would the problem be the contractor box or a wire just worn through? Thanks!

@ADVENTURESThisWay 2 года назад

Definitely could be, or possibly a problem with the solenoid. There is usually a fusible link on the power cable that could have popped or even a fuse