Identify this old Warn Winch for me.

[sawtooth4x4]

Took this on trade for a transmission. I think it's an 8000 lbs warn winch.

Anyone know where to get a part number for it. And a manual?

I think in going to use it on a car hauler trailer.

I also picked up some toilet paper tonight at the DI

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[Hickey]

Looks like a 8274. Good winch.

 

[Hickey]

Bryson has one that I mistook for an 8274, it's similar but not an 8274. This could be like that.

I think you might be right. An earlier version of that 8274. Still a great winch. Has a very high line speed.

 

[sawtooth4x4]

Is it a bellview?


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[sawtooth4x4]

I don't think it has reverse. But who goes in reverse with a winch that often


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[sawtooth4x4]

Found this. Looks like the one I have. It looks like it saws M8000 on the winch. So maybe this what I have.

https://www.warn.com/blog/2013/04/10/the_history_of_the_warn_belleview_winch.shtml


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[Badger]

Just contact Warn a with a couple of pictures and possibly the serial number. You would be surprised what parts they still have in stock for their older winches

 

[Jay5.9L]

Maybe run t down to six states and ask them.

 

[spaggyroe]

I think it's a bellview. The predesessor to the 8274. Good winch.

 

[bryson]

Belleview/Warn 8000. No reverse, no automatic brake. Cool winches. I do have one (a little older than yours as mine is labeled as a 6000.)

They are intended to be run via push/pull cables in the cab of the vehicle they are mounted to.