Product DescriptionRated Line Pull:/20,000 lbs Motor:12V (6.5kw
)High output parallel series wound Electrical controls: Contactor
Remote Control:Remote switch,12'(3.7m) lead Geartrain:3-stage
planetary Gear ratio:365:1 Clutch (freespooling):Sliding ring gear
Brake:Automatic mechanical cone brake Rope:24m,16mm diam Fairlead:
Roller fairlerd/ Hawse fairlead Recommended battery:650 CCA minimum
for winching Battery leads:2 gauge,72'(1.83m) Finish:High-gloss
powder coat over primer undercoating Drum
diameter/Length:2.5"/9.0"(8.9cm/23cm) Above performance specs are
based on first layer of drum Winch Dimensions:22.7"L x 6.3"D
.x7.7"H(577mm L.x160mm D.x196mm H) Mounting Bolt
Pattern:10.0"x4.5"(254mm x 114.3mm) Detailed PhotosProduct
Parameters Performance 12VDC/24VDC Rated line
pull 20000lb(9072kg) Motor
6.5HP/4.8KW,Series Wound Control Remote switch
12ft(3.7m)lead Gear train 4 Stage Planetary Gear
reduction ratio 365:1 Braking Action Automatic
Load-holding Brake Drum size 3.5'(88mm) Diameter X
8.7'' (221.6mm) Length Cable ø14mm.22m
Fairlead 4-Way Roller Fairlead Remote Control
Included Battery Recommended:650CCA minimum for
winching Weight N.W.110bs(50kg)G.W.118.8bs(54kg)
Overall Dimensions (LxWxH)26.1'x7.7'x11'(662x196x280mm)
Mounting Bolt Pattern 10" x4.5"
(254x114.3mm) Line Pull(lbs/kgs) Une Speed
FPM(m/min)
Motor(Amps)023.9(7.28)68A2000(907)12.2(3.7)100A4000(1814)9.3(2.8)155A6000(2721)7.4(2.25)185A8000(3629)6.0(1.83)235A10000(4536)5.1(1.55)275A12000(5443)4.4(1.34)330A15000(6803)3.3(1.0)425A17000(7711)2.95(0.9)495A20000(9072)2.62(0.8)430A LayerRated
Une Pull(lbs/kgs)Total Rope On
Drum(ft/m)120000(9091)17.15(5.23)216216(7371)38.4(11.7)313636(6198)63.7(19.4)411764(5347)85(26)Packaging
& ShippingInstallation Instructions Connect the battery and
motor leads as the drawing above. Keep in mind that every type of
winch is different each other. Connect the winch motor leads as
detailed below:CAUTION - Batteries contain gases which are
flammable and explosive. Wear eye protection during installation
and remove all jewelry. Do not lean over battery while making
connections. Assemble the clevis hook to the cable. Take off the
pin from the clevis hook, connect the clevis hook to the cable and
mount the pin back to the clevis Hook. Always use the hand saver
when free-spooling and re-spooling the wire rope. Using the hand
saver keeps your hands and fingers away from the rotating drum.
Check for proper drum rotation. Pull and turn the clutch knob to
the "CLUTCH OUT" position. Pull out some cable from the drum, and
then turn the clutch knob to the "CLUTCH IN" position to engage the
gears. Press the cable out button on the power switch. If the drum
is turning and releasing more cable then your connections are
accurate. If the drum is turning and collecting more cable then
reverse the leads on the motor. Repeat and check rotation. FAQ1.
How much rated line pull do I need? Determining the right amount of
rated line pull is critical when choosing a winch. Rated line pull
refers to the maximum amount of weight that a winch can shoulder,
so you need a winch with enough strength to handle your vehicle's
weight. Thankfully, there is a simple formula for calculating the
correct rated line pull: Gross Vehicle Weight x 1.5 = Minimum Rated
Line Pull. It's important to note that a winch's rated line pull is
not constant. When there are fewer layers of cable on the drum, the
winch has a greater rated line pull than when the drum is full. 2.
Is steel cable stronger than synthetic? Not exactly. Steel cable
and synthetic cable are both incredibly strong, and both are more
than capable of hanging on to your heavy loads. However, synthetic
cables are more prone to damage than steel, so they have a greater
chance of snapping. Steel cables are more durable and easier to
work with, but they add a lot of extra weight and can be incredibly
dangerous if they break. Synthetic cables require more finesse
during a pull, but they cut down on front-end weight and are much
safer if snapped. 5. How do I mount a winch? A secure winch mount
is almost as important as the amount of rated line pull. If your
winch isn't firmly anchored, it can rip clean away from its
platform. Each winch manufacturer makes a number of different
mounts to hold their winches, and there are varying degrees of
installation difficulty. The easiest are hitch mounts, which slide
right into your class III towing hitch. Grille guard winch mounts
take longer to install, but you get greater winch security, a solid
base, and aggressive style. The most challenging winch mounts to
install are the hidden, semi-hidden and replacement bumpers, but
they offer the greatest winch security and the cleanest looks. 6.
Can I remove my winch? Yes. During the off season, you can unbolt
your winch and leave it at home. Some mounts make it easy to remove
the winch, and some require a bit more effort. Hitch mounts and
grille guard mounts are the easiest sin
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