Which winch for defender

For example, in order to house your new winch, you may need to purchase a brand new winch bumber. Alternatively, our accessories can make your life easier, such as our Warn winching gloves, or full winch accessory kits. Superwinch boasts over 45 years of heritage behind their products. Renowned for their reliability, and value for money, Superwinches have become a popular option amongst Land Rover enthusiasts.

Only 75 emoji are allowed. Display as a link instead. Clear editor. Upload or insert images from URL. We use cookies to ensure you get the best experience. By using our website you agree to our Cookie Policy. Share More sharing options Followers 1. Reply to this topic Start new topic. Recommended Posts. Santiago Posted July 29, Posted July 29, Hi, I need a new winch for my Def. Price-wise Warn seems to be much more expensive than Ramsey or Milemarker for example.

Any thoughts whether the Warn winches are really much better to deserve this higher price? Cheers, Santiago. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Escape Posted July 29, Safe to say you can't go wrong with a Warn, but you'll pay the price. Matt Neale Posted July 29, Double braided outer sheath protects the core from abrasive grit and dirt.

Safe and easy to use, lightweight and stronger than steel. UV Resistant to prevent sun damage. Polyurethane coated for enhanced abrasion resistance. Durable powder-coated finish. Drilled to allow original bumper end caps to be transferred from your existing winch bumper.

The winch was around delivered. Hauling two daisy chained landies out the sticky mud that was up past the diffs and up the side of a bog; priceless. I'd say we'd need to know what it will be used for.

If it's out in a group you'll probably not use it much if at all. Especially if others have one. Mine had a Warn on it when I bought it so I sometimes get 'roped in' sorry to winch things out. If no-one has a winch or you're going it alone then I'd say you definitely need one. And also look into recovery techniques and things like snatch blocks to increase pulling power as they are a pulley. The one in the post above sounds good but I must admit I never looked into buying any, it was already on.

Agree about needing one as a must if you go solo. Its saved me countless times. Having a stuck landy 30 miles from home with no phone signal as the sun sets is no fun.

At all. Who cares if you need one.