Experience uncompromising recovery capability with the Warn SG2 10,000-lb electric winch, engineered for heavy-duty UTV, ATV, and commercial fleet applications.
Built for sustained heavy pulling, this unit converts raw 12V battery current into precise, uninterrupted torque through a high-efficiency 3.0-HP motor and advanced planetary gear reduction.
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Reinforced Polypropylene Housing & Sealed Electrical Clusters:Molded enclosure shields internal drivetrain and solenoid pathway from mud, salt spray, and abrasive trail debris.
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Sized for Standard Racks & Compact Footprint:Measures exactly 27.0 in L x 17.0 in W x 13.0 in H, weighing a net 105 lbs, allowing direct replacement of factory winches without structural reinforcement or custom welding.
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Engineered to Handle 10,000 Lbs of Static Load:Free-spooling mechanism enables quick manual spooling for easy cable reset, while an integrated electromagnetic brake locks the drum instantly when power disengage to prevent dangerous rollback.
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Universal 12V DC Compatibility:Designed for integration across UTV chassis, light recovery trucks, snowplows, agricultural trailers, and tow rigs, operating reliably within standard vehicle electrical limits.
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Wire Rope Configuration Resists Environmental Degradation:Galvanized steel cable tolerates prolonged sun exposure, moisture, and chemical contact far better than synthetic alternatives during extended field operations.
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Tight-Tolerance Mounting Alignment:Precision-drilled base plate matches OEM hole patterns common on flatbeds and bumper mounts, eliminating shimming, drilling delays, or fitment guesswork.
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Rigorous Duty-Cycling Validation:Assembly follows Warn's SG2 manufacturing protocols to guarantee structural longevity and thermal stability during consecutive pulls on demanding terrains.
Whether tackling steep embankments, mud-bound tires, or debris-clogged trails, this winch delivers consistent mechanical advantage without overheating or stalling, giving operators confidence that their recovery setup will perform exactly when terrain demands it most.