WARN 9.5TI THERMOMETRIC MULTI-MOUNT PORTABLE WINCH -- 9500 Lbs Rated Line Pull, 12 ft. Remote Control Lead, Hawse Fairlead, Has 125 ft. Wire Rope, Seals At The Key Points Give Extreme-Duty Water Resistance, Features Gen II Bosch Motor That Delivers The Right Balance Between Torque And Speed, Has Thermometric Indicator That Gives Operator Information About Motor Temperature During Winching Operation, Includes Remote With Integrated Flashlight, With WARN's Limited Lifetime Warranty On Mechanical Components And Limited 1-Year Warranty On Electrical Components
This product fits the following Ford Ranger submodels
- 1993-2003: All Submodels; All Engines;
- 2001-2003: Edge; All Engines;
Warn
The company designs, manufactures and markets a full line of off-road equipment and accessories that enhance the performance of four-wheel-drive vehicles, ATV's and utility vehicles. In addition, the company's Industrial Division markets electric and hydraulic winches and hoists to commercial, industrial and severe duty customers around the world. The WARN Works line of utility winches and hoists are specifically designed for professional trade workers and doit- yourself consumers who need powerful tools to assist them in pulling, hauling, dragging or lifting. WARN has three divisions focused on specific customers and markets (WARN Truck & SUV, Powertrain, and Powersports). With customers in more than 65 countries on six continents, WARN is one of the world's most recognized brand names in off road and torque transfer products. Founded in 1948 by Arthur Warn, Warn Industries began producing locking hubs for surplus World War II Jeeps, converting thousands into useful, on-road vehicles. The WARN winch, developed in 1959, was the first recreational winch. With pioneering features such as a rugged drive train, the WARN winch quickly became the leading brand for offroad racers, avid four wheelers, weekend adventurers and hard working ranchers. In the spring of 2000, Arthur Warn's grandson, Mike Warn, decided to sell the family owned business. Jon Kreitz, former CEO of WARN, led a management buyout with a pair of institutional investors, Endeavour Capital and Norwest Equity Partners. They purchased the company in February, 2000. WARN was acquired by Dover Resources in October, 2003, and is part of Dover Corporation, a multi-billion dollar, global manufacturer of diversified products. Dover is (DOV) on the New York Stock Exchange. (www.dovercorporation.com) To comply with the latest automotive industry standard ISO/TS 16949:2002 Warn Industries obtained certification in 2004.
