It's slightly higher so more likely to be out of the mud when going downhill or wading ...
I'd guess each company have their own 'ideas' as to why there's an 'i' version, ask them .. I'd guess a lot of it is 'cos they want to be seen to have a bridge type in their range.
I'd guess each company have their own 'ideas' as to why there's an 'i' version, ask them .. I'd guess a lot of it is 'cos they want to be seen to have a bridge type in their range.
wiltshire landyman
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knew that was coming
theres no benefit atall of having an over bridge version,plus the solenoids are generally crap in them
i had the warn xd9000i winch in the end i cut of the bridge as i used allbright solenoids located in the engine bay
depending what motor your putting it on one without a bridge may mean less cutting of the grill
oh and dont get a tirfor
The Goldfish has great reviews. david bowyer had one on the goodwinch stand all last year running submersed in water. It was running all weekend apparently.
Thats got to count for something right?
wiltshire landyman
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this was the warn xd9000i when i was first using it
and after i adapted it
and after i adapted it
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