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Using your Winch
1. Put your vehicle in neutral. (Never winch with your vehicle in gear or in park, since this could
damage transmission of your vehicle.) Put your emergency break on block from rolling, using
suitable chocks. Failure to follow these instructions can cause your vehicle to roll while winch-
ing, creating an extremely dangerous situation!
2. To pull out the cable, turn the clutch knob counter-clockwise to loosen it, and then pull out the
cable you need. Or turn the clutch knob clockwise to tighten it, then use the remote control or
wireless remote control to let out the cable you need. Always leave at least three turns of
cable on the spool to prevent pulling the cable out of the winch.
3. Hook onto the object using a pulling point, tow strap or chain. Never wrap the cable around
the object and hook onto the cable itself. This can cause damage to the object being pulled,
and kink or fray the cable.
4. Re-tighten the clutch knob.
5. Stand clear, and when it is safe to do so, use the power switch in the remote control to retract
the cable, and winch the item as desired.
Warning
1. Keep hands, clothing, hair, and jewellery clear of the drum area and cable when winching.
2. Never use the winch if the cable is frayed, kinked or damaged.
3. Never allow anyone to stand near the cable or in line with the cable behind the winch while it
is under power. If the cable should slip or break, it can suddenly whip back toward the winch,
causing a hazard for anyone in the area. Always stand well to the side while winching.
Pulling Capacity
This winch has a capacity of 2,000 lb applying this measurement to practical application; you
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can use this winch to move the following.
Move a load from a dead stop of up to 2,000 lb, on level ground;
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move a water bourne craft of up to 4,800 lb;
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maintain movement of a wheeled vehicle of up to 6,000 lb.
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Pulling capacity is reduced as incline increases. For example, rolling capacity is reduced from
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6000 lb on flat ground to 1100 lb on a 45° incline. Please refer to the following chart for estim-
ated pulling capacity (rolling weight) on various inclines.
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