Thank you for this. BTW, the red wire hanging out of the loom going to the rocker switch is meant to go to the vehicle's keyed power circuit so that the winch can only be activated by the rocker switch when the vehicle is turned on. It does not carry a lot of current since it is used only to activate the solenoid. That red wire is not required to be connected for the winch to be operated by the remote control. Also, my manual indicated that red and black wires were to be attached to the motor, which was absolutely incorrect - they are yellow and blue as shown here.
Bang for the buck these little winches are great.If anybody out here is considering using one for somewhat light duty say 1000 lbs. or less you can fabricate a mounting plate for control box to mount on and leave enough room to mount a DIY battery power adapter.Believe it or not I use a 20volt DIY adapter (harbor freight style battery) to avoid using a large 12v battery. works just fine. IT WILL EASILY PULL A 2 /3 PERSON PWC up onto a trailer no problem.You can use a 12v diy adapter however the reason why I chose 20v is... as the motor loads up, the voltage out of the diy adapter will drop and current will rise.If you start at 18-20volts it will drop to about 15 under load.A diy adapter should be sufficient enough to pull a zero turn or small lawn tractor (say the size of his cub cadet mower) out of a slide or ditch.These work great if you are trying to load a 18-20' runabout or less onto a trailer. The weatherproof remote will allow you to even get out of your watercraft and guide your boat on your trailer as you pull your boat onto your trailer.A foam orange key float is ideal for attaching to remote in case you drop it in the water accidentally.
Thanks so much! You are right the instructions are horrible and there is no email, phone number, or even website to provide information. I like the winch but the documents are awful.
@@jgriff19861947 ok on the remote you mean. Got it. What about after that is the unit pulling any power when it’s not actively pulling in or out? Guess the little black box takes care of that?
Thank you for this. BTW, the red wire hanging out of the loom going to the rocker switch is meant to go to the vehicle's keyed power circuit so that the winch can only be activated by the rocker switch when the vehicle is turned on. It does not carry a lot of current since it is used only to activate the solenoid. That red wire is not required to be connected for the winch to be operated by the remote control. Also, my manual indicated that red and black wires were to be attached to the motor, which was absolutely incorrect - they are yellow and blue as shown here.
Thanks for the info that all makes since to me
Great video the instructions is crap so thanks for helping a old man out👍
Many have helped me, so I like to try to help other thank you.
Bang for the buck these little winches are great.If anybody out here is considering using one for somewhat light duty say 1000 lbs. or less you can fabricate a mounting plate for control box to mount on and leave enough room to mount a DIY battery power adapter.Believe it or not I use a 20volt DIY adapter (harbor freight style battery) to avoid using a large 12v battery. works just fine. IT WILL EASILY PULL A 2 /3 PERSON PWC up onto a trailer no problem.You can use a 12v diy adapter however the reason why I chose 20v is... as the motor loads up, the voltage out of the diy adapter will drop and current will rise.If you start at 18-20volts it will drop to about 15 under load.A diy adapter should be sufficient enough to pull a zero turn or small lawn tractor (say the size of his cub cadet mower) out of a slide or ditch.These work great if you are trying to load a 18-20' runabout or less onto a trailer. The weatherproof remote will allow you to even get out of your watercraft and guide your boat on your trailer as you pull your boat onto your trailer.A foam orange key float is ideal for attaching to remote in case you drop it in the water accidentally.
Thanks for the video. The instructions is no good in the book
Glad I could help
Thanks so much! You are right the instructions are horrible and there is no email, phone number, or even website to provide information. I like the winch but the documents are awful.
Hoped it help your right they are very poor and it more simple than you would think.
Most videos need to be like this. Good job
Thank you I try to help
Thanks for the video!
Hope it helped .
Thank you sir !
Glad it helped.
Question is the switch a rocker switch? In other words no need to tap into a “keyed” wire ie on/off with key?
hold both buttons down at the same time for about 3 seconds light will come on will go off by itself when done
@@jgriff19861947 ok on the remote you mean. Got it. What about after that is the unit pulling any power when it’s not actively pulling in or out? Guess the little black box takes care of that?
After a few minutes of not using it, it will turn off in till you turn it back on @@flapmajors6309
There is power there like a light switch in till you turn it on it will not work hope this helps
So in the directions it shows a circuit breaker I guess it's not needed??
I do not have one works fine running off my battery