What Type of Quick Connector Does the Bulldog Winch Booster Cable Set # BDW20197 Use

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Could you tell me what size SB connector BullDog uses on the kit?

asked by: Rui P

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The type of SB quick connect connector that the Bulldog Winch Booster Cable Set # BDW20197 has would be considered the standard 50 amp quick connect size.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

According to Bulldog Winch, the 7 foot long vehicle wiring lead is 2 gauge copper strand, the 20 foot long jumper cable portion of the product use copper clad aluminum wiring. To view a product demonstration video, click the provided link.

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Answer 2

You are going to need a kit like the Bulldog Winch Rear Wiring Kit #BDW20207 to carry enough power to run a winch on your trailer. The Redarc MC4 Output Cable #RED48VR is much to thin to carry the amount of power needed to run your winch and would…

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Answer 3

The amperage rating of the battery charge line circuit which is run through the trailer connector will be based on the vehicle as not all are the same. That said, most trucks can handle up to 40 amps. If you see yourself exceeding this rating or your…

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Answer 4

I wouldn't recommend using a jumper box for long term use as you may over heat it but there are quite a few people who have used them with winches like the Dutton Lainson StrongArm #TW4015 and it worked well.

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Answer 5

For this application, I reached out to my contact at Bulldog Winch and we came up with what we believe is what you will need based on the information you gave me. There are many factors involved here, so we are trying to cover all the bases for you…

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Answer 6

Yes, you can wire two 6V batteries in series and then connect them in parallel to two 12V batteries that are thsemselves wired in parallel. This will essentially give you three 12V batteries in parallel with a large amount of amp hours. The positive…

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Answer 7

The wires of the #BDW15008 look to be 10 gauge wire. You can tell by looking at the color of the insulation on the ring terminals. The yellow ring terminals are for 10-12 gauge wire and the wires appear to be filling out the terminals completely…

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Answer 8

You are correct. Since you have a 1-1/2 inch "lift" on your truck you'd need the Firestone 1-1/2 inch spacer kit part #F2536 to take up that additional space.

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Answer 9

You would not be able to charge your battery through the wiring on your 4-way trailer connector. Since your truck has a 7-way connector, you could maintain the power to the battery but not charge it. To begin, you would need to cut off your 4-way…

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Answer 10

I apologize for any confusion but you do need to run the additional wire you mentioned when installing the Redarc In-Vehicle BCDC Battery Charger part #RED96FR. The circuit that runs to the ignition is what turns the charger on when the vehicle is…

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Answer 11

The easiest way to wire the battery for your winch will be to use the 7 way connector on your vehicle if you have one on your 2006 GMC Truck. You can get a 7 way trailer connector like part #A7WCB and use the Jacketed 2 Wire, part #10-2-1, to connect…

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