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Old 07-06-2007, 09:34 PM
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Default Re: warn 9.5ti question

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Originally Posted by rusty
Has anyone used a warn 9.5ti while it was underwater?? And if so, any problems?? Any feedback is appreciated, thx.

I heard that Warn has sold a bunch of 9.5ti winches to the Navy for use on nuclear subs.

Seriously, when I bought my 9.5ti one of the claims made by Warn was that it was a "well-sealed" winch and therefore was supposed to be unaffected by water. I'm not sure if that actually meant you could totally submerse them and use them while they are UNDERwater. Mine sits at roughly bumper height. I think you might have serious problems with the H2 electronics/sensors if you get your Hummer in that deep of water?

Why did you ask? Merely curious or is your Hummer sitting on the bottom of a lake somewhere?
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