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warn bellview m6000 winch

Discussion in 'Builds and Fabricators Forum' started by cutter, Nov 1, 2006.

  1. Nov 1, 2006
    cutter

    cutter New Member

    Satsuma Florida
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    has anyone built a mount for one of these winches? any pictures would be a great help.
     
    cutter, Nov 1, 2006
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    nickmil

    nickmil In mothballs.

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    The mounts are the same for a Warn 8274. You might look on Warn's site for some ideas. Also do a search on this site as there have lots of pics posted over the last couple of years (hopefully they are still available for viewing). I'm sorry I don't have any as I run PTO winches. Nickmil
     
    nickmil, Nov 1, 2006
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    DanStew

    DanStew Preowned Merkin salesman Staff Member

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    Pretty much the mount you get from warn is a 9x9 piece of bent 1/4 inch plate. Not much to it. it would be easy to make your own. Either get the metal bent or take 2 pieces of plate and weld together to make a 90 degree angle, but make sure you add gussets if you do it that way. Heck i even added gussets to the mount i had that was made by WARN.
     
    DanStew, Nov 1, 2006
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    runnamuck

    runnamuck look out!

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    bellview uses 6 mounting bolts while the 8274 only uses 4. if you get the warn mount you'll have to drill 2 holes :rofl: anyway, pretty esay to fab up, over build it. 3/8" plate is good.
     
    runnamuck, Nov 1, 2006
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    Daryl

    Daryl Sponsor

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    I have never seen a winch mount that had to much steel on it, but it just needs to be as strong as your frame.
     
    Daryl, Nov 1, 2006
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  6. Nov 2, 2006
    runnamuck

    runnamuck look out!

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    oh, stupid typo. i meant 5/16." yeah 3/8" is way to much.

    de-di-de.
     
    runnamuck, Nov 2, 2006
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