H3 winch mounts for sale

[CrisB]

Alright guys, I gotta be honest here... each batch has sold quickly, but it's really not worth the trouble to me at that $225 price (after sandblasting, prep, prime & coating, I'm only making like $10). Not sure if I'm having any more made. If I do, I gotta get $275 for them, so sound off if that sounds fair...it is still the cheapest option for winch mounting on an H3. None left right now, they're made in batches of 4, so I need some orders before I have any more made up.

[RuggedH2]

I got one of these from Cris last month. I think he did a great job with design and fabrication. The welds are great and the entire mount is very sturdy and solid.

It is a great winch mount and I'm glad he had these put together.

There is still not enough quality aftermarket wheeling products on the market for our trucks, let alone at reasonable prices.

By the way, does anybody have any experience with the 10,000 T-Max integrated winch? Same mounting bolt pattern as the Warn, with a little more rated pulling power for the same money.

[H3 Hummer]

I have one of these that I got from Cris. No longer have the H3 but I have this piece. Let me know if you want it.

[Mike E]

Mine is holding up really well. It's still a very good deal at $275.

[HummerNewbie]

Definitely worth $275. These are very strong units and hold up great. I recently used mine to pull out 2 H1s and a new F-350 running 46" tires, mount worked like a charm

[hummer_metal]

This is a well design and fabricated winch deck. I purchased the Warn XD9000i and a hard cover. I put it on alone and it took me about an hour including wiring it in.





I chose to use 3M rubber undercoating and asked Cris to ship it to me raw.

Thanks Cris, you can't go wrong with purchasing one of these.

[CrisB]

Hey Metal, that looks great with the hard cover, where'd you get that?

We've noticed an issue with extremely hard pulls, the grill cage wants to bend out slightly from all the rotational force...working now on fabricating upper attachment points from cage to grill to help, will send out to any buyers with a cage when finished. The metal bumper is actually what's being deformed from the pivot, no bending of the mounts.

Not a huge issue, seeing how many trucks my winch has saved with only a little cage bend in Moab...but is is an issue I want to address. Still seems to be the cheapest way to get a winch on the front.