Will this fit a Warn Model M8000? If so, will it impede Cable feed-out? Can you pick it up with plenty of room for your hands on the handles? Thanks
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I'm not exactly familiar with Warn winch setups but my 12,000lb badlands winch fits it beautifully. It fits my hands just fine but it is an extremely heavy rig. (About 125lbs). I've used it multiple times with no problems or hangups with the feeder configuration.
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this removable receiver will fit 5000 on up to 15000 winch with out any problem as long as its a warn winch I currently have a 12000 in mine and the only thing I had a problem with was the installation of the winch to the receiver its a tight fit and you still can use the handles to move it around,, just remember the bigger the winch the les space you have on the outside dimensions
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I put a no-name 12,000 lb winch on it no problem and it worked great! You shouldn't have any issue with the Warn Model M8000.
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my 9000 warn fit on it perfectly the roller fair lead bolted right up into place
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This fits Warn winches: XD9000, M6000, M8000, MX6085, MX4085, M3500, MX6000, M4500, M5000
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no. you need the extra width to allow for settling/sagging of the cover due to the weight of any rain that might get on it. If you don't allow for some sagging the cover will rip rite off, i don't care how tight your cable is.. Been there and done that.
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there is some chance for interference. i had no problem as my levers and shifters are angled down so the cables don't stick out the front very far. it is a very well-made bag. i also have the tail bag; one of the best items i've ever purchased. i love bushwhacker!
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I have installed a 29 series battery in this box and it fits. However, I do not think the built-in top handle would be able to support the weight of the battery so you will need to use the two side handles.
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Bennett, I have the cordless DC390B and the guide fits fine. I am afraid I cannot answer your particular issue. Amazon does have some generic rip guides that I purchased in the past for my cordless Porter cable. They seem to well and were pretty adaptable. You may want to look into those items. Hope this helps a little.Ray SchultzNaugatuck, CT
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These do not fit you 88 pick-up. I couldn't seem to find the right one for yours. The WARN Customer Service department is available from 7:00am through 4:00pm Pacific time, Monday through Friday by calling 1.800.543.9276 if calling from North America. They are awesome, call them, they will get you what you need. Good Luck, Chris
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I did not go by Model #. I simply liked at the handle and, if it looks just like the one you have, it is right. There are not that many styles so if it looks right it is. You can google how to change this handle it was very helpful to me.
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3/4 inch for the 500 + 800, I believe the 1200 is bigger...It should also come with the threaded to barb outlet connector. I upgraded from the 500 to the 800 and am very happy.
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Don't touch the handles themselves. The wire is adjusted by sliding the stainless steel collar at one end of the wire towards the opposite end. It doesn't matter which end you choose - let this handle slide towards the middle of the wire, out of the way. Loosen the collar by undoing the set screw with a screwdriver. There should be a diagram that shows you what length is correct for you - the end of the handles should be approx arm pit height I believe. Once you have decided the right length, re tighten the collar with the set screw and remove the excess wire with sturdy wire cutters or pliers with cutting jaws. At the end of this excess wire there is a little protective cap. Take this off and put it on the new end of the wire. Work with one end of the wire only. Aim to replicate the other "factory finished" end exactly as a comparison. The only difference will be the wire is shorter in between the handles if all goes well. Hope this helps.
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No. My handle was always loose and couldn't be tightened all the way. It's junk. Pass on it or send it back! It's defective!
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The handle should not be a problem. (I do not own them but by viewing the photos for that case and looking at my power supply - you should be good)
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On my sofa, the handle is hidden between the arm rest padding and the seat cushion, so the handle appearance is not an issue. There is no obvious way to remove the wire cable with its retainer ball end from the handle without destroying the handle. You can see a glint of the retainer ball in the handle if you scroll over the image. The wire & retaining ball are loose with in the handle, but I cannot see a way to pull the wire through as the other end also has a permanently attached retaining pawl.
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Unfortunately, this case will only work with series 80 Fluke meters. I have a Fluke 75, and it doesn't fit
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I have a 70 inch so im not sure about your 80 inch... im sure you can find the owners manual on line and it will direct you to the correct model
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I'm sorry, I can't help you on this one. I bought the replacement for a 20 yr old WOK(can't remember the model #: wait one: model 343) and the probe was a touch(several mm) too long to give a snug fit, but it does work...it just doesn't feel safe to use....but i'm careful. So I'd say if your model is more recent give it a try.
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I'm going to answer this because I have looked into it a few times: Probably not. The issue is not the size (there is a larger saw stop model that is definitely will not fit). You want to check the motor location on the sawstop. you always mount the bench dog on the left as you look at the saw from the feed side -I think the issue is the motor on the saw stop is way over on the left as well and would not give you enough space for the router. You might be able to use this on the contractor model. Anyway.. I'm only answering because I recall being disappointed -I won't get my sawstop until next year after I replce the old garage with one large enough for a shop.