Atlantic Electric Trailer Winch 2000Lb With Cord Remote
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Discover the ultimate power and reliability with Outback Equipment's range of electric boat trailer winches. Designed to make your boat retrieval and launching effortless, our range of boat winches are built to last in Australia's tough conditions. Featuring powerful motors, smooth operation, and convenient power-in and power-out functions, our boat trailer winches provide exceptional control and ease of use. With a variety of weight capacities available, you can find the perfect winch to suit your boat's size and weight at Outback Equipment.
We also stock manual winches, or if you are looking to upgrade to winch ropes & straps, we've got you covered. Shop our range of electric boat winches online now for fast delivery Australia wide.
The winch should match the weight of your boat. To determine this, check your boat's weight and ensure the winch can handle that weight plus a bit more for safety. Typically, you need a winch that can pull at least 1.5 times your boat's weight. This extra capacity helps manage any additional forces like waves or wind that might increase the load.
The winch should match the weight of your boat. To determine this, check your boat's weight and ensure the winch can handle that weight plus a bit more for safety. Typically, you need a winch that can pull at least 1.5 times your boat's weight. This extra capacity helps manage any additional factors such as weight and ramp angle.
For example, if your boat weighs 900 kg, aim for a winch with a capacity of at least 1,350 kg. This ensures the winch can handle the boat without strain. It's always better to have a bit more power than just enough, as this can prevent wear and tear on the winch and ensure smoother operation.
First, securely attach the winch cable to your boat. Make sure the connection is firm to avoid slipping. Then, use the remote or switch to power the winch. Make sure that the boat stays aligned with the trailer or docking area. Keep an eye on the cable to make sure it stays tight and doesn't tangle.
Once the boat is in place, turn off the winch and double-check the security of the boat and cable. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions for your specific winch model to ensure safe and efficient operation.
To complement your electric winch, explore our trailer movers for easy maneuvering, couplings & chains for secure connections.
Visit Outback Equipment to find everything you need for a complete and efficient boat trailer setup.