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Warn Winches  

Our company is Warn Industries. Yet many people call us Warn Winch. Probably because the Warn brand winch may be the most widely recognize tool for helping people when they most need it. So what'd we do? Improved our Truck/SUV winches. Not just one winch. The entire line-up. New motors were co-designed, over the past two years, with the Robert Bosch company. The result is cooler running motors delivering an average of 40% more torque and 15-20% higher line speed. And don't let anyone tell you that faster no-load line speeds aren't important. Off-roaders know the faster the winch takes up line, the less chance there is for wire rope damaging over-wraps.

Warn Winch Mounting Kit 

When you choose to purchase a rugged Warn product, you want a mounting system that supports your decision. Warn makes mounting systems for winches, lights and our specialty bumbers. Each follows in Warn's legacy of durability. We engineer mounting systems specifically to withstand the particular stress encountered in a particular off-road situation.

Mile Marker 

MileMarker manufactures off-road accessories such as Winches, Mounts, Viscous Couplings, Air Compressors, Transfer-case Components, and Lock-out Hubs as well as many gears, brackets, and shafts for other companies. The revolutionary MileMarker Winches set the standard for the new millennium utilizing the vehicles original power steering pump as a hydraulic source. MileMarker chose to design a winch to use this continuous reliable power supply over the battery power used by competitors. After rigorous testing, we learned it was the right choice. We found the pump would operate continuously while pulling heavy loads with our winch and actually ran cooler when winching than it did while driving off-road.