Who fixes warn winches

[00harpdawg]

I've been having issues with my warn 9.5ti lately and just need to find out who can work on them. Unless it's pretty easy to work on then I can do it. It sounds like the relay in the top cause it will click but not work unless I hit the top of the winch then it works until I let go of the button. Any help is appreciated

 

[ChestonScout]

Take it to John at 6 states on 1700 s in SLC.


He is a MASTER

I have taken 2 of mine there and he has made them like new. Very reasonably priced to

 

[Badger]

They have a thing for loose wires. It's a bit of a pain but I had to do it on mine. Loosen all the big allen bolts holding the two halves together. From there remove the upper plate covering the solenoids. Start checking for loose wiring. If it is an actual solenoid that has gone bad they are pretty easy to change out.

 

[cruiseroutfit]

Take it to John at 6 states on 1700 s in SLC.


He is a MASTER...

x2, John & John are the winch kings!

 

[rondo]

John is a great guy!

 

[kmboren]

I thought Warns had a lifetime Warranty. What is there Warranty and do you have to have the Purchase receipt to claim the warranty. I thought 6 states did a lot of Warranty work also.

 

[Toad]

John is the man

 

[huntinkid]

Action Alternator in bountiful does a great job on anything electrical with cars

 

[leorn]

x2, John & John are the winch kings!

x3
Bought a warn 9k winch in pieces on craigslist (as a gamble...pot odds), sent to John, $200 later had a brand new motor and has been the best $300 I have spent on the rig.

 

[OldGeezer]

I thought Warns had a lifetime Warranty. What is there Warranty and do you have to have the Purchase receipt to claim the warranty. I thought 6 states did a lot of Warranty work also.

Yea, you need proof of purchase. I ended up buying the parts from Six States and fixing mine myself.

 

[Ima9er]

sorry this post is so old, but i have a different brand, and it's not a big winch. just big enough for my atv. and it isn't working. i tried calling six states and they acted like they didn't want to or care to know about it. did i talk to the wrong person? or is there some other place that fixes winches? on mine i think the "freewheel knob" is broken, it won't let the motor turn loose. or i can't disengage the freewheel nob to manually pull the cable out! any help? thanks.

 

[rondo]

Six States is not exactly a touchy feely kind of place at the counter or on the phone, but if you go in there, Jon will treat you well.