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Willy, i had a similar problem finding the power winch plug that mount to the vehicle. went to local marine store and changed both ends to "universal" trolling motor ends. not sure if the amp draw is correct, but works so far..
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Thanks guys, I will let you know what I find, was told the mega stereo guys use the heavy duty in lines for the moronski's that have the giant amps and speakers in the cars. Got one a few miles from me will try them. If no go will go with out. I can't see burning up 8 gauge wire with short bursts of battery power.
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I have a power winch too....because I tow with either my truck or the family suv I've been too lazy (or cheap) to hardwire either one of them...I just carry the batteryin a plastic battery case with the cord and the hand crank and move it from vehicle to vehicle as needed...into the garage when it needs a charge....definitely considering mounting it to the trailer though in the near future...
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Thats where I am leaning too RW,do you have a circuit breaker or fuse on yours
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Thats where I am leaning too RW,do you have a circuit breaker or fuse on yours
Nope nothing on it, just clamp it right to the battery. I'm sure a fuse or something is the proper way to do it but I figure its only 8' of wire and I can see the winch and battery at the same time while using it...if the winch craps out and starts smoking itself or the wire I'll know it pretty quick....
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Thanks Destroyer, I will let you know in a few days!!
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I have two of those powerwinches. After several years of use the clutch? brake starts to slip and it won't lock in anymoore. Is it possible to rebuild them? The motors work fine, but I never got around to trying to fix them. Is it a complicated thing to rebuild the clutch parts?
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most are 2 or 3 friction disc washers, just stack new ones in like the old ones came out. kinda like drag wahers on reel.
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Got mine apart today, its a T2400 and its the biggest gear in there looking at the cable, its the right side. 2 teeth broke off next to each other.
My camera is broke, going to use my daughters later to get a pic.
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The blue wire (if I remember correctly) on the plug in mounted on the bumper is the hot wire, You can splice into the wire (on the trailer) using any kind of connector you want tieing it into the connection on the winch. That way you don't have to run a new wire from under the bumper.
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