COMEUP Winches

Thanks for that ill contact them its for a Isuzu Dmax

 

I'm a new ComeUp owner. I undid the bolts on the clutch thinking I could 'clock' the clutch 90*, to fit the bumper. I have not been able to replace the bolts, and in fact the clutch segment is now apart from the main case by an inch or more in my effort to try and line up the gasket holes with the case holes and put in the bolts.
I've set it aside and am now having a pint of St Archer Triple IPA.
Any ideas how to put back together? suggestions, step by step how to fix? the brief 'manual' suggested this is straight forward

 

Maybe you can post a few photos and we might be able to help out.

 

Thanx!
I did eventually get the gear case bolted in place, but not without removing the case from the shaft, then replacing the one set of ring gears in the case, and then sliding that onto the shaft and with much wiggling got gears to mesh and case to snuggle up to the gear case support block and bolts threaded in. And clutch handle now clocked forward. BUT, clutch handle now has gap, see photo, which I suspect means gear s not put back right.

 

I suggest calling the Oregon office (503) 783-6142 and see what they say. I didn't need to clock the motor on mine so I do not have firsthand experience with it.

 

Thanx for link, will do.

 

Spoke with Rod at TeamComeUp today and within a matter of minutes my self-inflicted problem was solved. ComeUp is a first rate product with great customer service to back it up, much appreciated!

 

That they do my friend! Sorry I'm just seeing this! Glad you went that route though, otherwise you may not have known the depths of greatness that is Come Up's customer service. They've always been really helpful to deal with. Just so we all benefit from this experience, what was the solution to the problem?

 

The simple solution was that I needed to rotate the drum a bit more to permit the clutch pin to fall in place.

 

Dynamic Immersion Wateproof Test of the ComeUp Seal Gen2 9.5rsi
https://youtu.be/gBs0h2FBmtM

 

It's that time of year! It doesn't take much to get yourself stuck in the snow and you want to be prepared to get yourself out with a winch from ComeUp. Just in time for the holidays, get your truck a Christmas present and get a ComeUp winch installed so you can keep going no matter what the conditions. Photo Credit: Seth Jacobsen -Adventure Driven. Vehicle: Lexus GX470 with ComeUp Winch.

 

Thanks to one of our awesome customers in Norway for this video of his rig sporting a ComeUp winch.
https://youtu.be/nlNYWc9J6io

 

Maybe you recently saw the Feature Article published on Expedition Portal about Mowgli - The Unimog. http://expeditionportal.com/featured-vehicles-mowgli-the-unimog/ Here at ComeUp we're always grateful for stories from our customers about how our winches have helped them in recovery situations. The great people at Mowgli-Adventures http://mowgli-adventures.com shared this incredible story with us of a recent self-recovery in Morrocco using a ComeUp DS-9.5 winch on Mowgli. Once again, ComeUp winches are trusted to get adventurers out of sticky situations and back to safety! Thanks Mowgli-Adventures for sharing this story with us and for using ComeUp winches!! Please take a look at their story here on our ComeUp blog! You can follow more of Mowgli-Adventures on their FB page.
http://comeupusa.com/2015/12/mowgli-the-unimog-takes-a-tumble/
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Awesome, looking at picking up a Gen2 seal in the near future!

 

Do you need help choosing the right circuit breaker for your winch? Take a look at the latest post to the COMEUP blog and it should give you some good information.
http://comeupusa.com/2016/01/how-to-choose-the-right-circuit-breaker-for-your-winch/

 

Any chance a "Tax return" discount is in the works?

 

X2

 

Where are you guys mounting the remote power/contactor unit? It think I have enough room to find a home for it inside the plate bumper if that's ok. The unit has slots on the back and a foot bracket.





TIA

 

Also I'd like to see anybody's circuit breaker setup. It looks like the 9 series needs a 190A breaker.