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Been looking into this and rung one of the ebay sellers who are selling a 2000lb and 3500lb winch....

They've basically told me that even a 3500lb winch would not pull my trailer up an incline onto my drive.. let alone my westy onto the trailer...?

Anyone got any experience with winches?

???

Posted

Been looking at a Warn winch...

a 1700DC which my local 4x4 specialist is telling me will do thew job easily...

Anyone used or have a warn winch?

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A mate of mine used to use 2x 12v 1000kg winches to lift his trailer up into the rafters of his garage (one front one rear). Powered from a pair of old leisure batteries. Now while this worked many many times, the drain on the batteries was huge and it wasn't a particularly quick affair.

Now, rather than buy 2 more leisure batteries at £80+ a pop, he's bought a pair of 240v winches at about the same money. The difference is massive, these things are stupidly powerful and lift the trailer up with no effort whatsoever.

One of the old 12v winches is destined for the trailer itself. The other he might be flogging if you're interested.

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might prove handy to have a pulley block so you can double up the pull.  speed will halve though :-D

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