WARN 68801 16.5ti Series Electric 12V Heavyweight Thermometric Winch with Steel Cable Wire Rope: 7/16" Diameter x 90' Length, 8.25 Ton (16,500 lb) Pulling Capacity
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Features
- Extreme-duty sealing helps protect the winch from the outside elements
- Series-wound, high-speed motor provides fast line speed and strong pulls
- Exclusive brake design provides superior control while winching
- Aluminum control box cover for added protection of the electronics
- Chip-resistant powder-coated finish with primer undercoating for superior corrosion protection
Description
The WARN 68801 16.5ti Thermometric Winch offers extreme-duty sealing that helps protect the winch from the outside elements. The series-wound, high- speed motor provides fast line speed and strong pulls offer exclusive brake design that provides superior control while winching. The aluminum control box cover offers added protection of the electronics. A chip-resistant powder- coated finish with primer undercoating for superior corrosion protection.
Manufacturer: Warn
Brand: WARN
Model: WARN 68801 16.5ti Series Electric 12V Heavyweight Thermometric Winch with Steel Cable Wire Rope 7/16" Diameter x 90' Length, 8.25 Ton (16,500 lb) Pulling Capacity
Item Weight: 135 pounds
Product Dimensions: 28 x 13 x 10 inches
Item model number: 68801
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Manufacturer Part Number: 68801
OEM Part Number: 68801
Voltage: 12 Volts
Date First Available: June 1, 2006
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Style: Winch
Absolutely brute of a winch. This was bought more of a insurance policy in case I needed to pull just about anything out short of a bulldozer. I routinely end up in mud 4 or 5 feet deep. My winch Mount is made out of 13 inch 3/8 thick C channel. This is a very heavy winch, recommend to have at minimum 2 people helping to lift/carry this. Also I recommend a power upgrade with high amp Alternators/batteries if using on a old truck like mine. I usually use it at least twice every time I take my truck out. Very worth it Also this is made in America, which was the main reason I bought it
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2022 by Nolan Nolan
Style: Winch
i purchased this winch for my 2500HD Duramax since i have regularly found myself in some odd predicaments requiring a winch. i installed this winch on some Iron Bull Bumpers and they both match up perfectly for my truck. it has a fairly quick line speed under light loads and will really pull well when you need it to. installation can be a bit cumbersome when it is mounted behind the bumper, and some of the tolerances between oil coolers and intercoolers can be a bit tight but in the end it works out well. i did notice a slight change in the handling of the truck once the mounting was complete, but it is minimal and adding an additional 5-10 psi in your tires makes it less noticeable. along with this winch, i purchased the Rugged Ridge 30,000k snatch block and a 30,000 pound 30 foot tow strap since the line capacity on this winch is only 90 feet, and the working line length is only 86 feet-ish since you need a minimum of 5 wraps of line on the drum to do those heavy pulls and extend the capabilities of a good solid anchor point for pulls. i recommend this winch for those who have the bigger vehicles and may need more than the standard 110% rating of your vehicle weight for winch purposes. also, i recommend at least 2 people when doing the install on this winch since it is a bit heavy and can be cumbersome.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2011 by Eod_machine
Style: Winch
Ok, where to start. This thing is a beast. When most of my friends came by to look at it on the work bench, they all started laughing at how big it is. Be sure that what/where you going to install it on, can handle it. It weighs about 130 lbs. I comes with wire cable already pre-wound on the drum. In the box is pretty much everything you will need for a basic installation. There is 6 feet of loomed red wire, and 6 feet of black wire. Has 12' cable remote and the hook with WARN leash on it. Also in included is the steel fairlead. All nuts, bolts, and washers are included. I opted to go to my local WARN dealer to get a WARN power interrupter solenoid to install inline to have a in-cab power ON/OFF ability. I can tell this thing is going to pull my F350 Super Duty or ANYTHING else out of a jam with no sweat. Attached photo(s) have wench temporarily mounted in my Go Rhino wench plate.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 27, 2016 by Toby D. Ray Toby D. Ray
Style: Winch
When you are stuck or you need the best, who Ya gonna use? Warn 16.5ti!! Why??? Cause its the winch that first responders use to get the folks outta a ditch or control a situation from getting worser (yes that's a word) when things need some pulling! This winch is a behemoth, that will save yo, well ya know. Don't be stuck in a situation where you'd wish you had the extra pulling power. Buy the best and just know you have what it takes to get the job done! First responders know what works and Warn works for us every day! I just flat out love this winch. Looks absolutely great on my 2001 Ford F-250 behind the bumper hidden and needed when ready to help when the needy get stuck or are in need.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 14, 2018 by tml9170
Style: Winch
Wow , you should see the size of the wire cable on this beast . Also has a metal cover instead of plastic for control box . Haven't installed it yet , but will soon & will get back on how well it performs . This will be my 4th Warn winch & like all Warn products , you get the best . Seriously heavy duty .
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2019 by tim s.
Style: Winch
I put this winch on a truck that weighs 20k pulled pretty good at first but after using it maybe 15 times it's pretty well shot. Probably work ok on a pick up but didn't hold up for extreme use. Did get me out of some jams though.
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2022 by Dan R.
Style: Winch
Warn ! Says it all! This is my second winch on my f 350 dually. First was a M 12,000 a little light duty for my big truck! This one will take care of that!
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021 by Doug Shillingburg Doug Shillingburg
Style: Winch
Replaced an old tired 12000LB unit with this 16.5 ti. The extra pulling power will be handy. Bolted in perfectly, no alterations at all. Swap took less than 1 hour. The cast relay housing is a nice improvement over the flimsy plastic cover from the previous unit.
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2016 by John Whitney