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Re: 12 volt electric winch
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Posted by Fighting suburbia in NC on February 13, 2003 at 19:30:15 from (12.65.43.127):
In Reply to: 12 volt electric winch posted by rustyfarmall on February 12, 2003 at 12:48:33:
I have a Ramsey Quickmount winch that I move from truck, to trailer, to in the truck bed, to in the shop. I have a 2" reciever welded/built-in to all of the above places so I can move the winch from chore to chore. Mine is the original 5000# model but they have an 8000# out now. I use electric forklift battery connectors to mate to the ones on the winch and have made up 25' welding cable jumpers for the ultimate in flexibility for powering the winch. I use a single pulley block and have yet to not be able to move/slide any equipment I have needed to move. Stumps and trees are another matter but a winch ain't the right tool for all jobs (a stick of Dr. Nobel's powder is just about right sometimes, however). Buy larger than you think you need because you will invariably find ways to use the winch that will stall it.
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