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On that note, what's the XD9000i like Ben? Been used in anger much? How good is the water proofing?
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On that note, what's the XD9000i like Ben? Been used in anger much? How good is the water proofing?
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Blow by blow rebuild steps from mid way down this page -> http://www.landyzone.co.uk/lz/f8/bennehboys-d2-adventure-254514-7.html
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Already read it earlier mate
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Oh missed that link though, nice one!
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After a lot of reading and researching I think I've decided to go with the Goodwinch TDS 9.5.
I've had a few opportunities to pick up Warn XD9000/i's that need some TLC, but in each case when I've totalled up the cost of new cable, a new wander lead, and in one case possibly a new motor, it's worked out about the same cost as a brand new TDS. Plus the TDS comes with Warranty and local support. Plus I don't know if I've got the skills and tools to do the job anyway.
My final decision is to whether to go for the intergrated solenoid version TDS or the normal? I keep getting drawn to the integrated version. More protection for the solenoids and less messing about relocating solenoids etc. What do others think?
I've had a few opportunities to pick up Warn XD9000/i's that need some TLC, but in each case when I've totalled up the cost of new cable, a new wander lead, and in one case possibly a new motor, it's worked out about the same cost as a brand new TDS. Plus the TDS comes with Warranty and local support. Plus I don't know if I've got the skills and tools to do the job anyway.
My final decision is to whether to go for the intergrated solenoid version TDS or the normal? I keep getting drawn to the integrated version. More protection for the solenoids and less messing about relocating solenoids etc. What do others think?
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Well just to add a conclusion to this thread, I eventually ordered a Goodwinch TDS 9.5c with Dyneema rope. Way above my original budget, but hopefully avoiding the buy cheap buy twice situation. Look forward to testing it out!
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