Varan Motors - SC13000 Electric winch 12V 5900KG 4800W, Synthetic rope winch length 27m Ø9mm

12V HIGH LOAD electric winch for pulling an in-line load of up to 5900KG (13000 lbs). With this winch you'll be able to pull loads of up to 5900Kg, whether for another vehicle or for yourself if you're in a tight spot, it'll do you a world of good. This winch is ideal for mounting on recovery vans, off-road vehicles, jeeps, 4x4s and more. Nothing can stand up to this machine! Our product can be operated via its wired remote control, as well as by remote control. The synthetic rope is very long, 27 meters, and ultra-resistant. Its diameter is 9mm. Contents: 1 12V electric winch for pulling a maximum line load of 5900KG wired remote control (3.7m) wireless remote control guide roller synthetic rope hook set of cables Technical specifications: Max line pull: 5900kg (single line) Transmission: 218:1 Motor: Permanent magnet, 4.5KW / 6PS (12v) Sliding ring gear clutch Automatic brake integrated into drum Rope diameter and length: 9mm x 27m Drum size: 64mm (diameter) x 224mm (Length) Dimensions: 540 x 160 x 218mm IP67 Recommended battery: 650CCA minimum Battery cables: 1.83m Mounting pitch: 254mmx114.3mm Carton dimensions: 57 x 19 x 34.5cm Net weight: 26.5Kg Wired remote control, 3.7m length Wireless remote control 3-stage gearing (3 stage planetary) 4-way guide roller HOW TO CHOOSE YOUR DRUM? It is always advisable to oversize your winch by 50% in relation to the theoretical weight of the vehicle or weight to be pulled. Example: for a 400 kg boat, use a winch with a minimum capacity of 600 kg Why? Because the winch capacity given by manufacturers is always for the first row of cable wound around the drum axis, for winching with the cable in a perfectly horizontal position, and for a rolling load (a car, for example). This capacity can be doubled by using a pulley block. But there are other important criteria when using a winch: winching is generally carried out on a slope (beach, harbor ramp, trailer, tow truck...): the position of the cable is therefore never horizontal, and the mass that can be pulled diminishes accordingly. If the object to be pulled does not roll, but rests on the ground: the cable's displacement force is much greater, so the mass it can pull also decreases. In conclusion, the maximum load the winch can pull is directly proportional to 2 factors: the angle of inclination of the rope in relation to the horizontal the forces of friction