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Superwinch SUW Tiger Shark Series Winches - 9500 LBS 12V DC 3/8in X 80ft Synthetic Rope Tiger Shark 9500 Winch
Part #: 1595201
$876.00 For each
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Video Description:In this video, Gary Plover from Superwinch talks about the company's line of high-performance winches and how they can get you out of a sticky situation.
*At 0:33, Gary tells us the history of Superwinch, which was founded more than 40 years ago.
*At 2:23, Gary explains how to choose the proper winch for your application, including considering "rolling weight," which is a vehicle's effective weight while rolling on its wheels.
*At 5:27, Gary explains the differences between the steel cables and synthetic cables that Superwinch offers. Surprisingly enough, synthetic cable has a higher tensile strength than steel cables.
*At 8:12, Gary talks about Superwinch's Winch in a Bag, a compact, versatile, and portable solution for your winching needs.
*At 10:08, Gary offers tips on maintaining and servicing your winch.
*At 13:49, Gary explains how Andy's Auto Sport is committed to providing excellent customer service with Superwinch products.
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Superwinch's Tiger Shark 9500 is a 12V DC winch rated at 9,500 lbs and spooled with 3/8in x 80ft synthetic rope. It runs a powerful motor through strong gears with stainless steel components for long service life, at a price that won't break the bank.
Superwinch's Tiger Shark 9500 is a 12V DC winch rated at 9,500 lbs and spooled with 3/8in x 80ft synthetic rope. It runs a powerful motor through strong gears with stainless steel components for long service life, at a price that won't break the bank.
Superwinch is another well-known winching brand that we at Andy's Auto Sport are happy to be carrying. Superwinch, based out of Connecticut, has been designing winches for over 43 years now, with the intent of delivering high quality, reliable electric winches for a variety of platforms.
Superwinch is intent on continuing their development. They do not plan to rest on their laurels and that mentality is reflected in their motto "Get Serious". Their winches range from 12 to 125 electric planetary gear winches to hydraulic behemoths used for industrial purposes, and 1,000 to 50,000 pound-capability. Superwinch's focus towards customer support and ingenuity makes us proud to partner up with them!
Superwinch is intent on continuing their development. They do not plan to rest on their laurels and that mentality is reflected in their motto "Get Serious". Their winches range from 12 to 125 electric planetary gear winches to hydraulic behemoths used for industrial purposes, and 1,000 to 50,000 pound-capability. Superwinch's focus towards customer support and ingenuity makes us proud to partner up with them!
Q: What is a winch? Why buy one? How do I know which power of winch to get? Do I need to buy anything else in order to install a winch?
A: Winches are self-recovery devices that attach to your vehicle and use a cable on a spool in order to pull your ride or someone else’s out of treacherous situations. An engine is capable of winding or unwinding the cable to pull or release the load at the end of the cable. Winches can also be mounted to truck beds or trailers in order to assist in loading heavy items such as ATVs or vehicles. There are several different types of winches available. The most common form of winch is electronic. These winches run off of your vehicles battery and use a powerful electric motor to spool up the cable. Electric winches have the distinct advantage of being fully operational even when the vehicle’s engine is not running. Hydraulic winches utilize a pump similar to a power steering pump to churn the spool on the winch. Power take off (PTO) winches use a mechanical drive system that runs off of the vehicle’s drivetrain in order to power the winch. Both of the latter designs require the vehicle’s engine to be running for the winch to operate.
Winches come with different ratings that are based on the maximum weight that they can effectively pull as well as hp. As a general rule of thumb it is a good idea to purchase a winch that can handle at least 150% of your vehicle weight, but 200% will give an even better margin of safety. So if your truck weighs 4000 lbs., a winch rated from 6000- 8000 lbs. should get the job done. Winches with higher hp ratings tend to be stronger and have faster line speed ratings. If you require a fast winch chances are it will also have higher power requirements so you will want to make sure your charging system is up to the task.
When purchasing a winch there are some other things you will need in order to install and use your winch. Many winches will require a special mounting plate in order to securely attach the winch to your vehicle. Improper mounting is dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. In addition many winches do not come with a fairlead. A fairlead is the opening that the winch cable feeds through and it is designed to allow the cable to wind properly without fraying or binding. Some winches will also require you to purchase separate wiring kits for installation and a remote control in order to operate the winch from a safe distance. There are numerous other accessories that are highly recommended for safely using winches, for example, a good pair of gloves and safety glasses are always a good idea. Snatch blocks, tow straps and D-rings are also useful accessories that will add versatility to your winch. A good quality winch cover is also an excellent idea to keep moisture and debris from harming your new investment.
A: Winches are self-recovery devices that attach to your vehicle and use a cable on a spool in order to pull your ride or someone else’s out of treacherous situations. An engine is capable of winding or unwinding the cable to pull or release the load at the end of the cable. Winches can also be mounted to truck beds or trailers in order to assist in loading heavy items such as ATVs or vehicles. There are several different types of winches available. The most common form of winch is electronic. These winches run off of your vehicles battery and use a powerful electric motor to spool up the cable. Electric winches have the distinct advantage of being fully operational even when the vehicle’s engine is not running. Hydraulic winches utilize a pump similar to a power steering pump to churn the spool on the winch. Power take off (PTO) winches use a mechanical drive system that runs off of the vehicle’s drivetrain in order to power the winch. Both of the latter designs require the vehicle’s engine to be running for the winch to operate.
Winches come with different ratings that are based on the maximum weight that they can effectively pull as well as hp. As a general rule of thumb it is a good idea to purchase a winch that can handle at least 150% of your vehicle weight, but 200% will give an even better margin of safety. So if your truck weighs 4000 lbs., a winch rated from 6000- 8000 lbs. should get the job done. Winches with higher hp ratings tend to be stronger and have faster line speed ratings. If you require a fast winch chances are it will also have higher power requirements so you will want to make sure your charging system is up to the task.
When purchasing a winch there are some other things you will need in order to install and use your winch. Many winches will require a special mounting plate in order to securely attach the winch to your vehicle. Improper mounting is dangerous and should be avoided at all costs. In addition many winches do not come with a fairlead. A fairlead is the opening that the winch cable feeds through and it is designed to allow the cable to wind properly without fraying or binding. Some winches will also require you to purchase separate wiring kits for installation and a remote control in order to operate the winch from a safe distance. There are numerous other accessories that are highly recommended for safely using winches, for example, a good pair of gloves and safety glasses are always a good idea. Snatch blocks, tow straps and D-rings are also useful accessories that will add versatility to your winch. A good quality winch cover is also an excellent idea to keep moisture and debris from harming your new investment.
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