Recommended Winch and Grille Guard For a 2023 Ford F-150
Published 12/21/2022
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Question:
What winch do you recommend to use with this grille guard on my 2023 F-150?
asked by: Belinda
Expert Reply:
I recommend using the Superwinch SX10SR Integrated Off-Road Winch # SW39GR with the Westin HDX Winch Mount Grille Guard # W36CQ. This winch is rated for 1,000lbs which exceeds the weight of your 2023 Ford F-150. It allows for use with an included wireless remote or wired remote. The winch comes with 85' of 3/8" synthetic rope which is as strong as steel cable but weighs much less and is safer to use.
Be sure to get a Winch Accessory Kit # CU53XR which will provide you with a snatch block, tree saver strap, recovery strap, two heavy-duty bow shackles, work gloves and a storage bag.
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Westin HDX Winch Mount Grille Guard with Punch Plate - 1 Piece - Black Powder Coated Steel
- Grille Guards
- Full Grille Guard
- Steel
- Winch Compatible
- 2 Inch Tubing
- Bolt-On
- With Punch Plate
- Black
- Westin
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