Warn AXON 35 Powersports Winch, 3,500 lb, 50' 7/32" Steel Rope and Roller Fairlead (110235)

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Model This OneWarn AXON 35 Powersports Winch, 3,500 lb, 50' 7/32" Steel Rope and Roller Fairlead (110235) Warn VRX 45-S Powersports Winch, 4,500 lb, 50' 1/4" Synthetic Rope and Hawse Fairlead (101040) Warn R60-S Powersports Winch, 6,000 lb, 50' 1/4" Synthetic Rope and Hawse Fairlead (110060) Warn AXON 45RC Powersports Winch, 4,500 lb, 27' 1/4" Synthetic Rope and Epic Hawse Fairlead (110340)
Price$485.99 $500.39 $445.49 $673.19
Style Powersports WinchPowersports WinchPowersports WinchPowersports Winch
Model AXON 35 VRX 45-SR60-SAXON 45RC
Vehicle Class Powersports, ATV and UTV. Not a truck or SUV winch Powersports, ATV and UTV. Not a truck or SUV winchPowersports, ATV and UTV. Not a truck or SUV winchPowersports, ATV and UTV. Not a truck or SUV winch
Rated Line Pull 3,500 lb (1,588 kg) single line, first layer 4,500 lb (2,041 kg) single line, first layer6,000 lb (2,722 kg) single line, first layer4,500 lb (2,041 kg) single line, first layer
Motor 12V DC, permanent magnet 12V DC, permanent magnet12V DC, permanent magnet12V DC, permanent magnet
Gear Train All-metal three-stage planetary All-metal three-stage planetaryAll-metal three-stage planetaryAll-metal three-stage planetary
Rope 50' of 7/32" (5.6mm) 7x19 aircraft wire rope 50' of 1/4" (6.4mm) Warn synthetic rope50' of 1/4" (6.4mm) synthetic rope27' of 1/4" (6.4mm) Spydura synthetic rope
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Ships in 1 to 2 business days1 to 2 business days1 to 2 business days1 to 2 business days
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Plowing Just Got Easier: Introducing WARN AXON Plow Mode

Warn's own walkthrough of Plow Mode, the feature this generation of AXON is named for. It shows how you set the upper and lower travel limits so the blade cannot be raised or dropped past the point where it damages something, and how the one-touch Auto Move option runs the blade to either limit without you holding a control through the whole travel.

WARN AXON And VRX Powersports Winches

Warn's side-by-side look at its two US-assembled powersports lines. Useful if you are weighing the digital control system and Motactor of the AXON against the simpler, less expensive VRX, because it lays out what each line is actually built for rather than just listing features.

Powersports Basic Guide To Winching

Warn's own primer for anyone new to running a winch on an ATV or side-by-side. It covers the parts of the winch, what the recovery accessories are for, and how to rig a pull without hurting yourself or the machine. This is a general technique guide from Warn, not an installation walkthrough for this part.

Frequently Asked Questions

Straight answers on specs, fit and support

Why choose the steel AXON 35 over the synthetic 35-S?

Abrasion, mainly. Steel wire rope survives being dragged across rock, gravel and stumps in a way synthetic does not, and it is less bothered by heat and by sitting wet. The costs are five and a half pounds of extra weight, broken strands over time, and the fact that steel whips if it fails under load. If your winching is in timber or on rock, steel is the durable choice; if it is mostly mud and snow, the 35-S is lighter and safer.

Is Plow Mode included, or do I need something else?

The Plow Mode capability is built into the winch, but using it requires a HUB Wireless Receiver and a smartphone, and on the AXON 35 and 35-S the HUB receiver is sold separately. The winch ships with the Rockerbar digital control switch and a handlebar mount adaptor, which operates the winch normally without any accessories.

Do I need anything else to fit this winch to my machine?

Yes, a mount. Powersports winches are universal in the sense that they are not tied to one model, but they bolt to a vehicle-specific winch mount kit that is made for your machine and sold separately. The AXON 35 uses a 3.0" x 4.87" (76.2mm x 123.7mm), 4 holes bolt pattern, so the mount has to match that pattern and there has to be room behind your bumper for a winch of this size. Confirm the mount kit for your year, make and model before ordering, and check the electrical connection to the battery while you are at it.

How do I look after the steel rope?

Watch for kinks, flat spots and broken strands, and retire the rope if you find a cluster of them in one place. Spool it back under light tension so it lies in even wraps; a loose wrap will bury itself into the layers below under the next load and damage the rope. Wear gloves when handling used steel line, because broken strands are sharp. Steel is far more tolerant of abrasion than synthetic, which is the main reason to choose it, and it runs correctly over the roller fairlead this winch ships with.

How waterproof is it really?

The AXON carries two ratings. IP68 covers continuous immersion, so water crossings and deep mud are not a concern. IP69K covers high-pressure, high-temperature wash-down, which means a pressure washer aimed at the winch will not force water past the seals. Between them there is very little a powersports winch meets that is outside the specification.

Does it really pull its full rating no matter how much rope is out?

No, and Warn publishes the honest numbers instead of only the headline. The 3,500 lb rating is on the first layer of the drum. As the drum fills, leverage drops: 3,500 lb on layer 1, 2,934 lb on layer 2, 2,525 lb on layer 3, 2,216 lb on layer 4, 1,975 lb on layer 5. For a hard pull, spool out enough rope to work on the lower layers, or rig a snatch block, which halves the load on the line and doubles what the winch can move.