Dirt Cheap & BETTER than Warn Winch! (So Far)

Installation, test, and review the X-BULL XRS 15,000 lbs rated winch on my Jeep Gladiator Rubicon. This is an excellent alternative to the more expensive winches you will find out there. The X-BULL is a great value coming in at under $500, and is hard to beat when compared to the Harbor Freight APEX, or Warn Winch models.
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[@neurodivergentlily]

Loving the dynamic camera movements!

[@ProvenTrail]

It is always helpful to have a good camera crew. My son helped with that one.

[@one-WildCard]

Agreed! Him and his crew did a fantastic job!

[@ProvenTrail]

@@one-WildCard thank you!

[@seanseoltoir]

The wired remote looks like it uses an XLR connector, so you should be able to find extension cables at any good audio store (or Amazon, of course). This is also the type of connector that professional microphones use.

[@thedarkphantom4823]

I like the jeep man

[@dannyfarquharson7110]

wish i seen this video be for i ordered the 10000 lbs X-BULL, like the magnetic hook and the 2 in 1 remote

[@rtoguidver3651]

Should have tested the winch with the breaks on, that would double the load closer to the 13,500 capacity.

[@qhughes4555]

simple solution, dont drive through mud or sand and you wont have a problem. save $500 and weight in the process.

[@seanseoltoir]

If you want the *best* winch that will pull you out of *anything*, then you need a hydraulic winch. They have 100% duty cycles. The electric ones only have around 5%. Unfortunately, the idiotic "engineers" at Jeep decided to go with the electro-hydraulic power steering pumps on the JLs and JTs and it does not have the pressure nor the flow rate for a good winch, so we get stuck with the electric ones.