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Thanks, as mine is in need of replacement too.

That looks really nice.

Oh, I was talking about the radiator. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's cool. I want one. I need one. I must have one! Did you buy it at auction, or just stumble on it? I'm sort of on the lookout for one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

is that an aftermarket crane attachment? Or is that a model I'm not familiar with? Very cool. The things I could do with that!!!

I just keep torquing the nuts down tighter. It's gonna blow soon enough. Anyone just use RTV on it?

I realize this has mostly been a conversation with myself, but thanks to snowtrac and suprman for pitching in! For those in my position, looking to replace the power packs on a 12 or 24 v Warn, or Smittybilt, or milemarker, these are the real deal and what I am about to buy .. or 6 of what I...

I think I found the real deal.these guys in the U.K. Were the first to start using these, if the Internet forums are correct, and lots of guys here in the states were buying them from the U.K. And upgrading or fixing their Warn winches because of yearly failures of their control packs. Once...

I'll need to use 2 or bigger wire, which makes it hard to put the solenoid on the winch, so I may mount it either in the engine compartment or in the cab. The rear one, probably just above it under the bed. Truth is, I need to get my hands on it and see what's practical.

You aren't missing anything. You are correct. The solenoid isn't that simple. Warn used four of them and recently started having Albright manufacture their control packs. Now that I look there are a ton of YouTube videos with schematics and wiring diagrams. These came from screenshots of a...

I found this forum that explains it pretty well. The fact that I have a 24v means I need a big 24v contactor that can handle the loads from this winch at full duty. I have found two that I think will work. One handles the amps from the mfg specs, and one clearly handles more amps than the other...

When you start googling this and get into these off-road forums, these guys are replacing their blown out power packs with Albright contactors and never looking back. I just need the right one! And a very good wiring diagram. Since I have neither the hand heald remote or the power pack, I'll...

I do not believe it is as simple as switching polarity. It can (and is) controlled by contactor relays. The proper replacement part is a Warn part at $368 (finally found the cheapest one out there!) But A $50-$100 contactor relay should do the same thing. The problem is that, while very...

I have a Warn 24v Industrial Series 18 winch without the control pack and wired remote controller. The packs seem to be about $434 and the control $137. Im thinking about going a different route. I see there are a lot of guys who buy these Allbright contactors. Anyone here ever "hot wire" a...

These issues are of no concern to us, we need to see results, or we get bored. Chop chop. Entertain us please. :)

I agree. It looks very nice! Have tou thought about painting the wheels as well? I know it's not standard military, but, I wonder what it would come out like? I have seen tan 5-tons and deuce with matching wheels, and I think it looks sharp. Maybe if I can find a picture, I'll post it...

Con not be put on roof as far as I know. There is a model that can be roof mounted. Red Dot makes them. Can't recall model number. You can mount it higher up. Someone here put this AC in their truck with the bench seat still in it.

FYI, Home Depot has paint sales every 4th of July, Memorial Day, and Labor Day. $10 off 1 gallon, $40 off 5 gallon. Mail in rebate, but, hey, it's something! Headed there now to get the paint for the camo truck! I did one truck solid green and it was awesome. I sprayed it and the coat came out...

Pic of AC mounted between seats. Electrical is mounted behind passenger seats.

Installed hard top! Rearranged all electrical stuff and mounted bus bars, 12v fuse block, 24v > 12v converter (silver finned thing top right), back up camera box, to back wall. Then, I finished troubleshooting an AC problem. Compressor Wire had no juice. After fooling around with wires...