I am in the market for a winch and am wondering about the quality of the Mile Marker electric winches. I know that Warn is a decent brand but 4 wheel parts is running a special on the Mile Marker and it is a really attractive price. If anyone has any experience with these, please feel free to share.
Warn vs. Mile Marker
Jul 09, 2003
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We have a guy in our local club that runs milemarker. A strong winch, VERY slow, but no complaints from him thus far
For $100 more you can get a Warn 8000.
And that is what I am trying to find out. Is a Warn worth the extra $$?
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All I can say is you get what you pay for.
For the extra $100 you get the k> I am in the market for a winch and am wondering about the quality of the
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For my money it was easy. The milemarker may be a good winch but I know the Warn is a great winch and the company stands behind it. To me the extra money was an easy decision. Warn out numbers all other winches in my area by a long shot, there must be a reason! Jim F.
I've had a Mile Marker since 1998. It has been flawless.
I think the reason there are so many Warn on the market is simply that they have been there longer. I bought the Mile Marker Electric (8000) last year and love it.
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