Recommended 650 CCA minimum for winching 25 square mm,72"(1.83m)
N.W:
95lbs (43kgs)
Packing:
680mmx360mmx260mm(per carton) 324pcs per 20' container
Line speed and motor current (first layer)
Line pull
Lbs
0
2000
4000
6000
8288
Kgs
0
907
1814
2722
3760
Line speed
FPM
65
19.7
14.1
12.5
11.2
MPM
19.8
6
4.3
3.8
3.4
Motor current
Amps
58
160
220
280
360
Line pull and cable capacity
Layer of cable
1
2
3
4
Rated line pull per layer
Lbs
8288
6400
5300
4700
Kgs
3760
2903
2404
2132
Cable capacity per layer
Ft.
19.6
43
72
105
M
6
13.2
22
32
Size
FAQ
You may concern
A:How to operate a winch?
Q:Getting stuck is an adventure. Getting unstuck is even better. At least when you have a winch on your rig. Learning how to operate a winch safely is important for any offroad driver. Although using a winch can be a lot of fun, it can also be dangerous if used improperly.
A:How to get more winch power?
Q:If you need more pulling power, spool out more cable. You can do this either by choosing an anchor point further away from the vehicle or by using a snatch block to double back the cable. A double line pull increases your winch power by almost doubling the capacity.
A:How to prevent overheating?
Q:Unlike hydraulic winches, electric winches are not designed for long, continuous pulls. If you need to winch over a long distance, stop winching and let the motor cool down every so often to prevent overheating. If the motor becomes uncomfortably hot to the touch, that means you need to take a break. Wait five minutes or so—until the motor feels cooler to the touch—and continue winching.
