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Describes the process for submitting a warranty claim, including notification and delivery of the defective product.
Outlines limitations on express and implied warranties, and exclusions for incidental/consequential damages.
Covers essential aspects of using the Superwinch Husky 8500, including setup, operation, maintenance, and safety.
Lists the items included in the carton and advises careful unpacking and reading instructions before starting.
Details the motor specifications, including peak horsepower and wattage.
Highlights the braking action provided by the worm and wormgear, noting the absence of brake pads.
Explains the operation of the drum clutch lever for disengaging the drum and pulling out wire rope.
Details the 12 ft. hand-held remote control with an interlocking reverse switch and trigger.
Advises on preventing motor overheating by keeping pulls short and allowing the motor to cool down.
Warns that wire rope may break before the winch stalls and recommends using a pulley block for heavy loads.
Emphasizes learning to use the winch after installation and periodically checking mounting bolts for tightness.
Stresses the importance of keeping people out of the winching area and maintaining an unobstructed view.
Advises using heavy leather gloves and not letting wire rope slide through hands due to risk of injury from broken strands.
Warns against winching with less than 5 turns of wire rope on the drum, as the end fastener won't withstand a load.
Instructs to keep clear of the hook when winching and use the hand saver bar for the last few feet.
Explicitly prohibits using the winch for lifting or moving people, as it is not designed for such purposes.
Prohibits operating the winch under the influence of drugs, alcohol, or medication.
Advises unplugging the remote switch before working near the fairlead or winch drum for safety.
Explains how kinks form and emphasizes replacing damaged wire rope to prevent breakage and reduced load capacity.
Explains how the hand-held switch activates solenoids to control winch motor direction.
Details the procedure for disengaging the drum clutch and pulling out the wire rope.
Outlines tasks after the first 10 hours of operation, including changing gearbox oil and checking bolts.
Specifies monthly checks for electrical connections, dirt/corrosion, and oil level in the worm gearbox.
Explains that gearboxes are self-contained and individually lubricated, detailing oil types for different climates.
Lists possible causes for the motor not operating or running in one direction, and their corrective actions.
Addresses the symptom of the winch not shutting off, detailing potential causes like stuck solenoids and solutions.
Explains why the motor might run extremely hot, suggesting cooling and checking for armature dragging.
Lists authorized Superwinch warranty repair centers located in the United States.
Lists authorized Superwinch warranty repair centers located in Canada.
Lists the authorized Superwinch warranty repair center in the United Kingdom.
General| Brand | Superwinch |
|---|---|
| Model | HUSKY 8500 |
| Category | Other |
| Language | English |
