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Warn M15000 Self-Recovery 15000lb Winch – 47801

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  • Warn M15000 self-recovery 15000 lb electric winch, model 47801
  • 4.6 HP motor with 315.1 gear ratio
  • 90 ft of 7/16 wire rope with large hook and clasp
  • High-strength carrier plates and 3-stage planetary geartrain

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Description

Overview

The Warn M15000 is a 15000 lb self-recovery electric winch, catalogued as model 47801 with UPC 1274847801. It is built for owners of big trucks who need the pulling power to get a loaded vehicle out of tough situations.

The M15000 has high-strength carrier plates built to handle the stress of pulling a 15,000 lb load. It uses a durable 3-stage planetary geartrain at a 315.1 gear ratio, powered by a 4.6 HP motor on 12V. The control pack is laid out for clearance and easy access.

Key features

  • 15000 lb rated line pull for big trucks
  • High-strength carrier plates
  • Smooth and durable 3-stage planetary geartrain
  • 4.6 HP motor on 12V
  • 90 ft of 7/16 wire rope with a large hook and clasp
  • Control pack designed for clearance and ease of access
  • Roller fairlead

Matching the rating to your load

Line pull ratings describe what the winch can deliver on the first layer of rope, and the effective pull drops as more rope wraps the drum. That makes the rating a ceiling rather than a target. Pick a winch whose rating is comfortably above the weight of the heaviest vehicle you expect to recover, and remember that a stuck vehicle often needs more force than its own weight suggests.

Wire rope suits heavy recovery but needs regular checking for broken strands, kinks and a worn hook. Rope that has been run over a sharp edge should be retired. Pair the winch with a bumper or plate rated for its weight, and keep the battery and charging system ready for long pulls.

  • Check rope for broken strands before each recovery
  • Inspect the hook and clasp for deformation
  • Match the bumper rating to the winch weight

Specifications

Brand Warn
Part number 47801 (model number from the product title; the part number field is blank)
UPC 1274847801
Rated line pull 15000 lbs
Voltage 12V
Motor 4.6 HP
Gear ratio 315.1
Remote control Remote switch, 12 ft lead
Size 25.2 in x 8.5 in x 11 in
Weight 136 lbs
Wire rope 90 ft of 7/16
Fairlead Roller
Type of winch Electric

Vehicle fitment

The M15000 is aimed at big trucks in general and is not tied to a specific year, make or model. Confirm the mounting position and the 25.2 in x 8.5 in x 11 in size against your bumper before installing it.

No generation or model is named, so none is excluded by name. Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

Installation notes

At 136 lbs with a 15000 lb rating, the mount and bumper need to be rated for this winch, and no bracket is listed. Use a fused, heavy-gauge power feed for the 4.6 HP motor and route the remote lead away from the rope path. Stand clear of the line under load.

What’s included

The specifications list 90 ft of 7/16 wire rope, a large hook with clasp, a roller fairlead and a remote switch with a 12 ft lead.

Not included: Confirm your vehicle’s year, model and trim before ordering.

SKU: WAR47801 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 135.00 lbs
Package dimensions 28.30 × 13.00 × 10.30 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the M15000 rated to pull?

The specifications give a rated line pull of 15000 lbs, with a 4.6 HP motor on 12V and a 315.1 gear ratio. The winch weighs 136 lbs and comes with 90 ft of 7/16 wire rope.

Is the M15000 made for a specific truck?

The M15000 is aimed at big trucks in general rather than one vehicle. Confirm mounting and your vehicle's year, model and trim before choosing it.

What is the M15000 model number and UPC?

The title gives model 47801, and the UPC is 1274847801. The part number field is blank, so use the model number from the title when comparing this winch with other Warn models.

Do I need a heavier battery for a big-truck winch?

It helps. A winch draws heavy current during a long pull, so a fully charged battery, clean terminals and a sound alternator reduce voltage drop. Test the battery before a trip where recovery is likely, and keep cable runs short and well insulated.