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Warn Series 18 Hydraulic Industrial 18000lb Winch – 74125

Warn

  • Warn Series 18 hydraulic industrial winch, part 74125
  • Title capacity 18000 lb; line pull 15000 lb
  • 7.3 cubic-inch hydraulic motor with 36:1 reduction
  • Wire rope, roller fairlead and tensioner sold separately

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Description

Overview

The Warn Series 18 hydraulic industrial winch, part number 74125, is a hydraulic winch with wire line for tow, utility and trailer applications. Its title gives an 18000 lb capacity, while the line pull is 15000 lb, so confirm the rating for your load before relying on either figure.

It uses a 7.3 cubic-inch hydraulic motor with a hardened steel two-stage planetary geartrain and a 36:1 reduction for fast line speed. A heavy-duty disc brake provides holding power, and the winch meets SAE J706 and CE specifications.

Key features

  • 7.3 cubic-inch hydraulic motor
  • 36:1 reduction
  • Hardened steel two-stage planetary geartrain
  • Heavy-duty disc brake
  • Meets SAE J706 and CE specifications
  • Universal fit for tow, utility and trailer applications

Sizing a hydraulic setup

A hydraulic winch needs a matched power supply, and the motor size and reduction affect how the drum behaves under load. Work out the flow your power unit can deliver before choosing a motor, then check that the hoses and valves can handle the pressure. Undersized hoses are a common cause of sluggish pulls.

Rope, fairlead and tensioner choices come next, since they decide how the line runs and wears. A roller fairlead reduces friction and rope damage, and a tensioner keeps the wraps tight on the drum. Plan these parts together so the installed line runs straight and clears the mount.

  • Confirm hydraulic flow matches the motor choice
  • Size hoses to handle operating pressure
  • Choose wire rope and fairlead as a set

Specifications

Brand Warn
Part number 74125
UPC 12748741251
Capacity (title) 18000 lb
Line pull 15000 lb
Winch type Hydraulic
Motor 7.3 cubic-inch hydraulic
Gear reduction 36:1
Line type Wire
Remote control None
Fairlead None
Standards SAE J706 and CE
Fitment Universal fit

Vehicle fitment

No vehicle is named. The winch suits tow, utility and trailer applications, so confirm the mount and hydraulic power setup for the equipment you plan to use.

The two capacity figures differ, so do not size a mount or load plan from either number until Warn confirms the rating.

Installation notes

The wire rope, roller fairlead and tensioner are sold separately, so obtain them before setting up a complete line.

What’s included

The winch unit is the item described here.

Not included: wire rope, roller fairlead and tensioner, which are sold separately.

SKU: WAR74125 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 87.00 lbs
Package dimensions 29.00 × 13.00 × 10.00 in
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Questions & Answers

What is the Warn 74125 winch rated for?

The title gives an 18000 lb capacity and the line pull is 15000 lb. Confirm the rating for your load and mount before relying on either figure, since the two numbers differ.

Is the wire rope included with the Warn 74125?

No. The wire rope, roller fairlead and tensioner are sold separately, so you will need to obtain them before setting up a complete line. Plan for these parts in your budget and installation schedule.

Does the 74125 fit a specific vehicle?

It is universal fit for tow, utility and trailer applications, so no particular vehicle applies. Check the hydraulic setup and mount against the equipment you intend to use before ordering.

What should be checked in the hydraulic setup before first use?

Check the pump output, hose routing, fittings and valve operation. Run the winch slowly with no load first, watching for leaks, unusual noise and uneven line speed before using it for a real pull.

How do I keep the disc brake working well?

Keep oil and grease off the brake surfaces, and inspect them periodically for wear or glazing. Make sure the brake engages fully when the drum is loaded, since a weak hold can allow the load to creep.