A: The M8000 PN 26502 is manuafactured at Warn's plant in Clackamas Oregon.

A: You can't go wrong with either winch. Both series have their positives so it depends on what you are looking for and how you plan to use the winch. We have a lot of customers who still buy the M series because those were the first winches on the market and have proven their worth. Then we get a lot of customers who want the new technology. It really depends on the end user.

A: Thanks for the inquiry Dan, the Warn M8000 Self-Recovery Winch part # WAR26502 this winch has a non integrated solenoid and should work just fine.

A: Hello Timnicho, Yes, you can install the WARN Wireless Winch Control System Part Number: WAR90287. Thank you.

A: Thanks for the question. It should not have any problem pulling the truck/ car on a trailer, but this winch is not designed to be used for loading and unloading trucks/ cars. You will want to look into an industrial winch for this use. Thank you

A: Hello Jeep Guy, The Warn M8000 Self-Recovery Winch will fit inside the Smittybilt XRC bumper but is not waterproof. We do have a Smittybilt X20 10,000 LB. waterproof winch part # S/B97510 that will also fit inside your XRC bumper.

A: M R,Thanks for the question.That is just a term that warn put on ther winches.All the winches are recovery winches.

A: Chas, thank you for your inquiry on the Warn M8000 Self-Recovery Winch. If this is the bumper that you have: http://jo.my/gngjz2.qrcode and Here is the instruction sheet for the ARB Bumper install with a winch: http://jo.my/oiy5t6.qrcode

A: Hello SD, The Warn M8000 Self-Recovery Winch Is the most commonly used winch in the industry. So almost all winch carrier are designed to accept this winch since it can be adjusted in many ways to fit in tight spaces.

A: Hello Mick, Thank you for the question. This winch will fit your bumper application.

A: Ji OL AG The Warn M8000 WAR26502 Winch is a 12 Volt Winch The Warn 262012 is a 24 Volt 9000 pound winch http://jo.my/bn5ocw . Thank You