Does this winche bolt right on some are talking hardware
769261
You will need 3/8-16 bolts, nuts and washers to bolt on.Hardware is not included.
769262
You will need 3/8-16 bolts, nuts and washers to bolt on. Hardware is not included.
999750
yes. This thing is great - I highly recommend it. Sure makes the stock winch look like a horse and buggy
547747
Yes, mine was on the right side and both openings are the same size. The hardware can be placed on either side.
1039257
Yes it does, but whether the bolts provided will fit your application is another question.
1235675
It is the left and the right and also the hardware. Comes with nylon lock nuts , but the bolts are just long enough to get a full nut on, thats it. I would recommend buying longer harden bolts, I used the bolts but I am gonna change them.
802782
Raise it as high as it will go and look behind the monitors inside the arm and you will see the hex head of a bolt. Use the 8mm socket that you got with the unit and tighten it in a clockwise direction. For the first few weeks of use you may have to repeat this until the unit is broken in. once you get to that point it should be fine
434730
It comes with decent lag bolts that shouldn't have any problems going into steel studs. However, some contractors strongly advise against hanging heavy objects on steel studs (e.g kitchen cabinets). As far as the stud spacing, there are six slots on both the upper and lower bars that allow you to adjust exactly WHERE the lag bolt goes. It's nice for studs that aren't spaced proportionally.
406662
The bolts are made of steel. Your bolts and wingnuts will RUST and freeze in place. Just a warning.
2037552
I have it bolted to a winch plate mount. The winch bolts to the bottom if the plate, and the fairlead bolts to the raised section of the mount. The cable runs thru the hole in the mount and thru the rollers. Search for a winch mount to see what it looks like. Hope this helped.
398430
Yes, the mounting bolts slide (in a circle) to new positions as needed, at least mine does. It is a standard feature.
766345
It should, the bolt pattern are standardized on electric winches that size most manufacturer of 14k 12k 10k 9k 8k 7k 6k winches are all the same mount points.
1977321
Yes, the bolt is made of metal and is very durable and suitable for fast-cocking. It will require a bit more strength at first, but you will get used to it very quickly .
1158218
There is no visible hardware looking at it form the front, but there are a handful visible on each side. Also, if you look at the main photo, at the top left, where the rear top rail meets the top of the rear corner, you can see a very small bolt head. All the hardware sits inside counter sink holes so that they are fairly flush with the wood.
856929
No, that's not true. There are 3 holes on both the horizontal and vertical surfaces, and they are big enough to allow use of 1/4" carriage bolts.
1539091
Roland12b has the right idea. Security bits have holes milled into the center. This is to accept the post sticking out of the center of a security Triple Head Bolt. "Security" = "Triple Square" + "Center Post". These types of bits aren't in the layman's tool chest, so he can't go about messing with hardware he can't fathom.Does anyone know if they all have holes in the center? Some of them look solid in the photo.
2078051
that I can't answer as I don't know where you tie in the winch, the very assembly of this bar may interfere with it!
1907759
No.....I haven't had a problem at all with this winch and I use it a lot.I would shoot Warn an Email.....they will be able to tell you Rick.