Electric Winch Recovery 12v 13500Lb / 6125Kg,Electric Truck Winch with Handle and Wireless Remote Control,13500Lb /6125Kg Electric Truck Winch with 92 ft Strong Steel Cable

Bogged to the axles on a beach track with the tide coming in, what matters is a winch that keeps pulling at a crawl without cooking itself. This 12 V unit runs a 4.85 kW motor through a three-stage planetary gearbox.

Three gear stages, not one

A 265:1 reduction split across three planetary stages spreads load over multiple gear sets instead of one pair of teeth. That is what lets a winch sit on a long, slow pull, the kind that walks a loaded ute out of soft sand in stages. Rated load capacity is 13,500 lb, which the supplier states as 6,123.5 kg; no basis is given for whether that is single-line or double-line.

Two ways to control it from a safe distance

Both a wireless handset and a corded remote come in the box. The wireless lets the operator watch the line from outside the danger zone; the corded unit is the fallback when a handset battery dies mid-trip. A four-way roller fairlead guides the 3/8 in (9.5 mm) steel cable in from off-centre angles instead of dragging it over a sharp edge.

Key features

• 12 V operation: runs off the vehicle's own electrical system.
• 265:1 gear ratio: deep reduction built for controlled recovery, not line speed.
• Dual remotes: wireless handset plus wired controller.

Specifications

• Rated load capacity: 13,500 lb (supplier states 6,123.5 kg); basis not stated
• Voltage: 12 V DC
• Motor power: 4.85 kW (the supplier also quotes 6.8 hp)
• Gear ratio: 265:1
• Gear train: 3-stage planetary
• Cable diameter: 3/8 in (9.5 mm), steel

What's in the box

• 1 x electric winch
• 1 x four-way roller fairlead
• 1 x wireless remote controller
• 1 x wired remote controller
• 1 x hook
• 1 x shackle
• 1 x gloves
• 1 x set of bolts

Before you mount it

• The rating is a line pull figure, not a statement of what vehicle weight this winch can recover.
• Cable length is left out of the specifications because the supplier gives two different lengths. Confirm it before planning a recovery around reach.
• Mount only to a plate and vehicle structure rated for the load, and pull from rated recovery points.
• Keep clear of the cable under tension and never step over a loaded line.
• No standard, certification or test approval is stated for this winch.

Check your mounting and recovery points before the first pull.