You can haul an 18-foot boat onto its trailer quickly without straining your back or wrestling with a hand crank.
Dual Control: Switch easily between rapid electric winding and steady manual cranking for precise positioning.
Proven Pulling Power: The 3500-pound rated force handles up to a 5000-pound vessel at 4.5 feet per minute.
Safe Steel Rope: The fused 34.5-foot cable glides without burrs, protecting your grip during every launch.
Ready-to-Connect Power: Standard 12-volt wiring links directly to your battery through 9.8-foot leads and an extended remote switch.
Rolling force：
9500 pounds
Floating tension：
6500 pounds
Rated tensile force：
3500 pounds
Maximum size of the boat：
18 Feet
Maximum ship weight：
5000 pounds (2265 kg)
Power supply：
12V (DC)
Line speed：
4.5 feet/minute, with load
Main hook size：
3/4 inches opening × 3-3/4 inches
Battery cable length：
9.8ft L negative wire and 9.8ft L positive wire
Steel cable：
34.5 Feet
Remote control switch：
9.8ft L
Mounting plate：
8-3/4 inches x 4-15/16 inches x 3/16 inches
Overall Dimensions：
9-1/2 inches × 7-1/2 inches × 10 inches
Net weight：
12kg
Cautions:
Maut tighten the clutch clockwise to the end prior to pull. 1. The pull will be too low and you not be able to pull the boat. The machine will make a sound like the gear has stripped. 2. The boat winch will periodically stop working. 3. The cable will not be locked and the wire could spool out. 4. The winch could pull for a few seconds and then stop working.
Important:
If you find that you have run into one of this problems listed above caused by non-tightened clutch. Do Not pull your boat directly after tightening the clutch. After you tighten the clutch, first spool the cable all the way in to release the tension, then you can resume normal use of the winch, if this is not done.
