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Superwinch 9500 LBS 12V DC 3/8in x 80ft Synthetic Rope Tiger Shark 9500 Winch
$875.99
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$875.99
$875.99
Tech Specs
- Brand
- Superwinch
- SKU
- SUW1595201
- Manufacturer part number
- 1595201
- Category
- Winches & Hitches › Winches
- Shipping weight
- 62.4 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.
One of Superwinch's most popular winches, the Tiger Shark 9500 is the benchmark for performance winching while not breaking the bank. From powerful motors, to strong gears, to long-life stainless steel parts, the Tiger Shark 9500 stands out from the competition.
- Ergonomic pull and turn clutch handle (synthetic rope)
- 3-Stage Planetary Gearing With 218:1 Ratio
- 80 ft. - 3/8 in. UV coated synthetic rope
- Aluminum hawse fairlead (synthetic rope)
- Synthetic Rope Measures 3/8 In. X 80 ft.
- Heavy-duty, clevis pinned, latched hook
- Heavy-Duty Clevis Pinned Latched Hook
- Automatic Load Holding Brake Design
- Ergonomic Pull And Turn Freespool
- Rugged handheld remote control
- Rated line pull of 9,500 lbs
- Rated Line Pull Of 9500 Lbs
- Heat insulated first layer
- Weather Sealed Solenoid
- Stainless steel tiebars
- Aluminum Hawse Fairlead
- 5.2 Hp Motor
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