Line Pull |
12,000lbs |
Motor |
4.6 HP (12 volt) 3.0 HP (24 volt) |
Gear Train |
Heavy Duty 3 stage planetary |
Gear Ratio |
254:1 |
Freespool |
Rotating Ring Gear |
Braking |
Automatic Double Taper |
Wire Rope Size (Optional) |
8.0mm x 23m (75’) |
Drum Diameter |
63.5mm (2.5”) |
Drum Length |
125mm (5”) |
Weight with wire rope and
roller fairleads |
N/A |
Weight with
Dyneema® Bowrope
and aluminium hawse |
27 kg |
Switching method |
5m (17’) Rubber handheld remote |
Switching mechanism |
Heavy duty sealed solenoids |
Roller fairleads |
Option |
Swingaway pulley block |
Standard |
Colour coded 1.5m wiring
harness |
Standard |
Alloy safety hooks fitted to
all ropes |
Standard |
PERFORMANCE |
|
No load speed |
33 feet/min (10m/min) |
For 12 volt |
40 amps |
and 24 volt |
23 amps |
FEATURES Powerful, reliable, high quality, heavy duty series wound motors, sealed solenoids, 3 stage heavy duty planetary gearboxes and easy to operate positive freespool levers. Automatic, external double tapered brake on the end of the gearbox (ideal when using Dyneema® Bowrope as there is no heat build up by the usual in-drum brakes when lowering out), with a positive end of rope fixing to the drum.
The models with a ratio of 173:1 offer a fast line speed making them ideal for off road use, whilst the 254:1 winches are ideal for the vehicle recovery Operators Market / Car Transporters. Both drum supports accommodate ‘V-ring’ seals bearing onto the drum flanges to help stop the ingress of mud and water. The handsets come with a 5m (17ft) lead, and the battery cables are 1.5m (5’) long. Each kit comes complete with a heavy duty snatch block, handsaver strap and mounting hardware. A minimum of 615mm clearance is required for bolting the winch into place.
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Please note that there are too many variables when attempting to quote speed and amps drawn at different line pulls, but roughly speaking, all 6 models at their rated line speed draw about 350 amps @ 12 volt (210 amps : 24 volt) achieving a speed of about 7 feet/min. Needless to say one should always use a pulley block at anything like these loads which either halve the current draw or halve the load on the winch which allows the motor armature
to turn more freely. So now you know!
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