COMEUP Winches

@ComeUp Would your company ever consider a discounted group buy? I've noticed that this has had many positive results on this forum as far as sales are concerned. Me personally, I would be intrested in x2 9.5RSI

 

I got mine on the group buy last fall.

 

I am starting to noticed, that I missed out on a lot of good group buys getting my truck in April.

 

Thanks for being interested in COMEUP Winch! Generally speaking, COMEUP doesn't offer discounted group buys on forums. On occasion some of our dealers will offer a discounted group buy from their own inventory but those discounts are never below MAP (minimum advertised price) that is part of their dealer agreement, and group buys are not common.
We have many excellent dealers that offer COMEUP winches, and of course you can purchase through COMEUP directly. We are happy to answer any questions you have and help you pick the best winch for your needs!

 

was able to use my COMEUP winch again over the weekend. Didn't take much but my driverside was buried in some very thick clay and even with both lockers on, I wasn't able to get out. The winch did it's job again. I continue to be happy with this purchase.

 

Yeah I know it's a Jeep and not a Toyota, but a smart person is a smart person and these guys choose to use COMEUP winches so they must be brilliant!
Check out the race coverage from a couple weeks ago of the COMEUP Winch sponsored Torq Masters Industries Jeep racing in their first 4500 class Ultra4 race. Race report and photos in the link below!
http://comeupusa.com/2016/08/race-r...ltra4-regional-race-by-4610-torq-locker-jeep/

 

My EYES! Did it explode when it landed?

 

Finally getting around to sharing a few photos from FJ Summit. Lots of great Toyotas, many of them rockin COMEUP winches.


RCI chooses COMEUP








Great 4Runner bumper design from Expedition One to allow fitment of the SEAL 9.5rsi








Spent a full day on winch duty at "The Wall" on Poughkeepsie. Winched 18 trucks up the wall with the SEAL 9.5rs

 

Get the same winch used on the Top Gear Arctic Trucks

 

SEAL Gen2 9.5RS looking good with a bumper from Expedition One on a 2016 Tacoma.

 

Come and check us out if you're at SEMA! - photo credit: Scott Brady

 

A few of the vehicles from SEMA running COMEUP winches. From our super fast competition MADX winch to the uber popular SEAL 9.5rsi

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Toytec 4Runner

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Expedition One 4Runner

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Add another trusted brand in the Toyota world to the list of companies that choose ComeUp winches. Take a look at our blog for a Dealer Spotlight on Toytec Lifts, another one of our excellent dealers.
http://comeupusa.com/2016/11/dealer-spotlight-toytec-lifts/

 

Got mine installed a few months back. The Factor 55 Splicer is a very nice upgrade.

 

Our DV 18000lbs winch looks tough in this armored vehicle. #beastmode

 

COMEUP Winch is proud to be sponsoring W.E.ROCK Events for 2017.
Next event is March 4-5, 2017 in Congress, Arizona

 

@ComeUp
Bump...interested in the Seal 9.5rs or 9.5s but would like some more information...especially since I'm in Canada and if I have to deal with warranty etc. it's going to be a pain in the ass. I will have this installed in a CBI Moab 2.0 front bumper so I need to make sure the control box can be moved if necessary. Also, what's this about needing a circuit breaker?

Thank you.

 

Hi Sna,

Regarding the warranty, if we can identify the issue, we can send the replacement to your address in Canada.

For CBI Moab bumper, our winch control box can be mounted to a gusset in the bumper with the plug facing out of the triangular cut out on the front of the bumper and the clutch T-handles can normally be accessed from the cut out on the opposite side or by raising the hood.

About the circuit breaker, please read this article http://comeupusa.com/2016/01/how-to-choose-the-right-circuit-breaker-for-your-winch/

Thanks

 

Thanks for the warranty and bumper information. Which circuit breaker do you recommend for the Seal gen2 9.5s?

Also, why does ComeUp recommend a circuit breaker when others don't?

 

For our Seal Gen2 9.5s winch, a 190A circuit breaker would be ideal because it can hold full load current of 380A for 30 seconds.