How To Clock Your Ironman 4x4 Monster Winch

Need to rotate the location of your winch clutch handle for better access in your bumper?
Follow this step-by-step journey to the world of "clocking your winch", a world of intrigue, adventure, and perseverance. One that from whence you emerge, you will truly become a master of winchery.
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[@gersonmorales7195]

Need a video on how to adjust shocks from 2.5”-3”

[@conmanumber1]

Hi. How do Ironman winches compare to Superwinch, Ramsey and Warn?. It looks like they are just above budget end.
However I did install a Ironman deluxe Bullbar on my 2012 Nissan Frontier and it's not bad but it's still a copy of a ARB I think.

[@Ironman4x4America]

We provide a great no-nonsense winch that just does the job at a great value. We back it with a 5-year warranty and a spread of replacement parts to keep your winch in service for years to come.

[@glebliashko3007]

@@Ironman4x4America where are they made?

[@Lordovhate]

​@Gleb Liashko pretty much all winches are made in China or other South East Asian countries. So it really doesn't matter. As long as it works.

[@OR2007]

Don't you have to clock the motor end as well?

[@Ironman4x4America]

Clocking the winch is usually done to change the position of the clutch handle for better access in some bumpers. The motor doesn't care about its orientation in that scenario.

[@OR2007]

@@Ironman4x4America Ya that makes sense.. but why do some clock the gear end as well. I know Warn does that. and Ive seen a few videos that users clock both ends..