It sounds like you are needing a winch like the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25010. This winch is rated for a load capacity of 3,000lbs. It is electric with a 10' remote cord and includes a back up handle. You can opt for a Dutton-Lainson Mounting Adapter Plate # DL24055 for mounting on a trailer surface or the Dutton-Lainson Ball Adapter Plate # DL24053 will allow you to slide it over a 2" hitch ball to hold the winch in place. Both will allow you to easily remove the winch... view full answer...
There is a remote for Dutton-Lainson StrongArm SA series electric winches. It is # DL24054. If your winch is not an SA series (# DL25215 (TW9000) is not an SA series) then you will not be able to add a remote. view full answer...
Please refer to the linked article on powered winches and to the linked page to view electric winches suited for use on a car hauler trailer. For a cost-effective option consider the Bulldog # BDW15017, rated for 3400-lbs. This has enough capacity for your rolling load, includes a 45-foot wire rope, mounting plate, roller fairlead and wired remote control.
If you want to take some strain off the winch's 1.5-horsepower motor you can add a pulley block # BDW20023. This will increase the... view full answer...
Electric winches can require substantial battery power, but this will vary depending on the actual weight of the load. If you have access to your household AC power and an installation point that is protected from the elements you might prefer to avoid the battery and solar charger entirely with a winch like # DL25707. The long 50-foot cable on this winch might allow you more mounting options.
If you find you prefer the simplicity of a non-electric hand winch you can spend a lot less and... view full answer...
The best option we have would be the Trailer and Vehicle Electric Winch Wiring Kit, # BDW20207. What you can do is get some extra 2 AWG wiring and use Superwinch Quick Connects, 2-4 AWG Wire, # BDW20133, for easy connect/disconnect, to reach the 10 foot distance you need. The wiring in the kit is all 2 AWG. I have also included a link to our FAQ article on wiring an electric winch for reference. view full answer...
The Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25727 is our lightest capacity 120v winch with a 1,200lb capacity. This particular winch includes a plug in remote and pully block along with the ability to release the clutch to pull out a large quantity of cable quickly. If you are looking for one more basic the Winch # DL25514 has a simple in and out momentary switch to operate the winch. view full answer...
Yes, we do have the Dutton-Lainson # DL25721, Electric winch without clutch available. It is just like the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25720, that you were looking at but without the clutch.
This winch will be suitable for short-distance vertical lifting applications, but not involving people, or loads over where people could be present. view full answer...
The Bulldog Winch Trailer Winch # BDW15018 is made for use with a DC power source such as a 12-volt battery on a trailer but we do have AC-powered winches that are displayed on the linked page. These are available in various weight capacities.
For instance we have the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25019, rated for 2700-lbs, that includes a 25-foot cable with hook. This winch also features a wired remote control, which may make it ideal for your application. A great resource... view full answer...
The heaviest duty boat trailer hand winch that we have is the Fulton XLT 2-Speed Trailer Winch - 10" Long Handle - 20' Strap - Zinc - 3,200 lbs # F142425, which is rated for 3,200 lbs.
The closest winch that we have to 10,000 lbs for your boat is the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Winch - Marine, part # DL25215, which is rated for 9,000 lbs. This is an electric winch that should get the job done for you. You will need to use a 12V battery to be able to utilize this winch.
If you have... view full answer...
I had to do a little digging, but I was able to determine that the Superwinch S3500 electric winch uses 50 feet of 7/32 inch wire rope. We have 2 options in that size. First is the Fulton cable with hook # FWC7500100, with a 5,600 pound capacity. Second, we have the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch Cable with Safety Hook, # DL24045, with a 2,500 pound capacity. view full answer...
There is indeed a remote available for you to add to your Dutton-Lainson TW4000 StrongArm Electric Winch # DL25200. What you need is the following part:
- Dutton-Lainson Remote Hand-Held Switch for DC StrongArm SA Series Electric Winches # DL24054 view full answer...
I have a selection of front mount hitch mounting plates to choose from. I am including a link to a product page that will list the choices of mounting plates.
Our most popular mounting plates for front mount hitch is the CURT Trailer Hitch Electric Winch Mount Plate, part # C31010, that you have referenced.
You will need to match up the mounting hole dimensions on your electric winch to the mounting hole dimensions on the mounting plate to make sure it will fit. view full answer...
I spoke with my contact at Superwinch to see if there is an option for you to wire in a removable remote on your Superwinch LT2000 Electric Utility Winch # 1120210. My contact confirmed that you can use the solenoid, socket, and handheld remote designed for the Terra Series winches to provide a removable remote for your LT2000.
If you are looking for a winch and would like one with a removable remote, the Superwinch LT3000ATV Winch # SW1130220 is a great standard duty winch that comes... view full answer...
I may have another option for you, but the SW2060 is no longer available. The only plate we have that is similar in design is the Dutton-Lainson Ball Adapter Plate # DL24053 which is designed for StrongArm SA Series electric winches and has a different mounting pattern. I have attached a picture that shows the hole pattern so you can see if it will work for your winch. view full answer...
The best match that we have for a 5 gauge wire is going to be the Quick Connects, # BDW20018. It fits 3 to 5 gauge wire. The other options we have would be too small (6 to 10 gauge) so going larger would be the way to go. view full answer...
Please note that all winches we sell, whether manual hand-crank types or AC-powered units like the Dutton-Lainson StrongArm Electric Davit Winch # DL25032, are not to be used as hoists for lifting, supporting or transporting people, or for handling loads over areas where people could be present.
This safety statement should be considered carefully as there could potentially be liability exposure
if you use a product in an application specifically excluded by the manufacturer. Therefore... view full answer...
The Superwinch Trailer and Vehicle Electric Winch Wiring Kit, for up to 16.5K Winches, # BDW20207, will work well to install a wiring connection at the rear of your Ford F-150.
However for a connection at the front of your truck you will need a shorter cable to run to the battery. I recommend the Bulldog Winch Wiring Kit, # BDW20205. This kit will give you 7-1/2 feet of cable to wire from the front receiver to the battery. The cable is 2 gauge which will be thick enough to handle the... view full answer...
We do indeed have a 2-inch front-mount hitch receiver for the 2011 Ford Ranger Sport 4x4 Extended Cab (and thanks for providing the details about your truck).
Curt hitch # C31063 fits trucks without a front cross-member so you'll want to check before ordering. Also, if the Ranger has a skid shield it will have to be removed. It installs without drilling and includes all required hardware. A helpful article on hitch installation is linked for you along with the written instructions.
I... view full answer...
I have a couple solutions that may work for you, since, like you pointed out, there are no custom fit front mount hitches, winch mounts or bumpers for your 2004 Toyota 4Runner.
One option is to use the Bulldog Winch Universal Winch Mounting Plate, # BDW20008. You will need to find a sturdy location on your 4Runner and drill mounting holes to bolt the plate. You also have the option to weld it in place for a permanent installation. The # BDW20008 is designed to fit the a 10 x 4-1/2 mounting... view full answer...
Like you said there are some stabilizer jacks and even some winches that will allow you to attach a drill to raise/lower or reel in legs or line much faster. But there are no A-frame jacks, or any regular trailer tongue jacks, that I have seen that have this type of feature.
If manually cranking the handle starts to be a chore the best option is to go with an electric jack. The most cost effective one is Ultra-Fab jack # UF38-944037 rated for 3,500 pounds. view full answer...
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