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Warn Series 9 Hydraulic Industrial Winch – 30279

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  • Warn Series 9 hydraulic winch, part 30279
  • 9000 lb line pull with wire line
  • Two-stage planetary gear train and automatic disc brake
  • Meets SAE J706 and CE standards
  • Universal fit for light wreckers, carriers and trailers

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Description

Overview

The Warn Series 9 hydraulic industrial winch, part number 30279, is a 9000 lb hydraulic winch with wire line for light wreckers, carriers and trailers.

Its hardened steel, two-stage planetary gear train provides faster line speeds, and an automatic disc brake holds the load. Motors come in two sizes, 5.0 cu in and 3.0 cu in.

Key features

  • Pulling capacity up to 9,000 lb
  • Hardened steel two-stage planetary gear train for faster line speeds
  • Heavy-duty automatic disc brake
  • Positive locking clutch that helps keep the winch from jumping out of gear
  • Available with a 5.0 cu in or 3.0 cu in motor
  • Meets SAE J706 and CE standards

Hydraulic power and flow

A hydraulic winch is only as good as the power source running it. The pump, reservoir, hoses and control valve must work together, and the flow available determines how quickly the drum turns. Match the hydraulic supply to the motor size before fitting, since a mismatch can overheat the system or slow the line speed.

The automatic disc brake holds the load, but it still needs routine checks. Keep the brake surfaces clean of oil and grit, and inspect the wire line for kinks and broken wires before each use. Hydraulic fluid should be kept clean and changed on the schedule the power unit requires.

  • Check hose fittings for leaks before each job
  • Keep the hydraulic reservoir filled to its marked level
  • Inspect the control valve for sticking or drift

Specifications

Brand Warn
Part number 30279
UPC 12748302797
Winch type Hydraulic
Line pull 9000 lb
Line type Wire
Remote control None
Fairlead None
Motor sizes 5.0 cu in or 3.0 cu in
Standards SAE J706 and CE
Fitment Universal fit

Vehicle fitment

It is a universal fit winch, so no particular vehicle is named. It suits light wreckers, carriers and trailers, so match the mounting to that application.

Hydraulic winches depend on a separate hydraulic power source, so confirm your setup supports this type before planning a mount.

Installation notes

Because this is a hydraulic winch, confirm that the hydraulic source matches the motor size you plan to use. Keep clear of the wire rope while it is under load.

SKU: WAR30279 Category:

Specification

Shipping weight 80.00 lbs
Package dimensions 28.00 × 12.50 × 10.00 in
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Questions & Answers

Is the Warn 30279 a hydraulic winch?

Yes. The Warn Series 9 part 30279 is a hydraulic winch with a 9000 lb line pull and wire line. It has no remote control and no fairlead, and it meets SAE J706 and CE standards.

What motor sizes are available for the Warn Series 9 30279?

Two motor sizes are available, 5.0 cu in and 3.0 cu in. Confirm the motor size against your hydraulic power source before planning the setup, since the size determines the flow the winch needs.

Does the 30279 have a specific vehicle fitment?

Fit is universal, so no particular vehicle applies. Match the winch to a light wrecker, carrier or trailer setup, and check the mounting and hydraulic power source against your own equipment before ordering.

How do I maintain a hydraulic winch?

Keep the hydraulic fluid clean, check hoses and fittings for leaks, and inspect the wire line and brake before each use. Record any slow line speed or overheating, since those symptoms often point to a supply or filtration problem rather than the winch itself.

What signs suggest the disc brake needs attention?

Look for slipping under load, a drop in holding power, or a grinding noise when the drum is locked. Oil contamination on the brake surfaces is another common cause, so clean and inspect the parts before continuing to use the winch.