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Superwinch Replacement Remote Control Tiger Shark 9500/11500 LP8500/10000 UT3000 Winches - Black
$38.26
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$38.26
$38.26
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Superwinch
- SKU
- SUW90-32494
- Manufacturer part number
- 90-32494
- Category
- Winches & Hitches › Winch Accessories
- Shipping weight
- 1.3 lb
- Availability
- Stocked
- EPA
- N/A
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.
Control your winch up to 50 feet away with the Superwinch Wireless Remote Kit. The Superwinch Wireless Remote Kit allows the winch operator more freedom to control the winch functions from a safe distance, whether inside the vehicle cab or from an external position for an enhanced vantage point. The kit works for all 12V electric Superwinch models, and features a textured hand grip with safety strap, and an automatic shut-off timer. The wireless remote is designed to absorb wear and abuse if dropped, and engineered to protect against accidental power-ups. In the event you lose the wireless remote, or have low or dead battery power, you can still use your wired remote. If you are winching alone, or wheeling offroad on an extremely remote trail, the Superwinch Wireless Remote Kit is a great solution for peace of mind, so don't be caught without it!
- For Tiger Shark 9500, 11500, LP8500, 10000, and UT3000 winches
- Designed and engineered in San Dimas California USA
- Replacement remote control
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