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ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 9,000 lbs
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ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 9,000 lbs

Part Number: CU856333
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Heavy-duty winch with 4.6-hp, series-wound motor lets you quickly and safely recover a stuck vehicle. Includes 100' wire rope, roller fairlead, free-spooling clutch, hand-held remote, and overheat sensor. Power unit can be remotely mounted. 1-800-940-8924 to order ComeUp electric winch part number CU856333 or order online at etrailer.com. Free expert support on all ComeUp products. Great prices and Fastest Shipping for ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 9,000 lbs. Electric Winch reviews from real customers.
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ComeUp Electric Winch - CU856333

  • Truck Winch
  • Recovery Winch
  • Jeep Winch
  • 8001 - 10000 lbs
  • Wire Rope
  • Plug-In Remote
  • ComeUp
  • 4.0 HP
  • 71 - 80 lbs
  • Slow - 0 to 4 fpm
  • 3-Stage Planetary Gear

Heavy-duty winch with 4.6-hp, series-wound motor lets you quickly and safely recover a stuck vehicle. Includes 100' wire rope, roller fairlead, free-spooling clutch, hand-held remote, and overheat sensor. Power unit can be remotely mounted.


Features:

  • Heavy-duty recovery winch lets you pull your stuck vehicle out of mud, snow, water or a ditch and up steep inclines
    • Perfect for work trucks, Jeeps, and other off-road vehicles
    • Designed for vehicles with a GVW up to 6,000 lbs
  • 4.6-hp, Series-wound motor delivers powerful, fast, and safe line pulling
    • Motor is more powerful, more efficient, and produces more torque than a permanent magnet motor
  • Overheat sensor triggers alerts if motor temperature exceeds 212 degrees
    • LED on remote glows red and alarm in power unit sounds
  • Sealed, 400-amp contactor transmits power from the vehicle's battery to the winch motor
    • Water- and weather-resistant to IP68 specifications
  • Power unit includes contactor, aluminum housing with plastic sides, overheat alarm, and wiring
    • Wiring kit (sold separately) lets you remotely mount the power unit
  • Automatic, mechanical Cone Brake Structure holds 100 percent of the load while minimizing winch creep
    • Cone-shaped brake is mounted outside the drum to keep damaging heat away from motor and rope
  • All-steel, 3-stage planetary gear train
    • Provides increased drum speed and torque when compared with worm drives and 1- or 2-stage planetary gear trains
  • Hand-held, waterproof remote with 17' lead lets you operate winch from a safe distance
    • Wireless remote control (sold separately) available
  • Free-spooling clutch ensures fast rope payout and reduces wear on the motor
    • Gearbox can be rotated in 36-degree increments so you can reach the clutch handle no matter where you mount the winch
  • 5/16" Diameter wire rope is strong and abrasion resistant
    • 100' Long galvanized steel cable
    • 1/2" Forged steel clevis hook and nylon hand-saver strap included
  • Steel roller fairlead with thick frame
    • 4 Rollers reduce friction and wear on the rope
    • Silver zinc-plated finish resists corrosion
  • Die-cast aluminum housing with gray powder coat finish resists corrosion
    • Carbon steel motor tube resists internal corrosion
  • Tie-bars and side frames help to create a strong and rigid winch body


Specs:

  • Rated line pull (with a single layer of wire rope around the drum): 9,000 lbs (static load)
    • Vehicle recovery capacity: 6,000 lbs
  • Motor: 12-volt DC
    • Line pull at 0 lbs:
      • Power draw: 55 amps
      • Line speed: 13 FPM
    • Line pull at 9,000 lbs:
      • Power draw: 350 amps
      • Line speed: 2 FPM
  • Gear ratio: 156:1
  • Duty cycle: S3 5% (approximately 44 seconds on/14 minutes off)
  • Braking: 100-percent load-holding mechanical
  • Battery lead wire: 2 gauge
  • Battery lead length: 6'
  • Rope dimensions: 100' long x 5/16" (8.3 mm) diameter
  • Winch dimensions: 23-11/16" long x 6-5/16" wide x 7-1/8" tall
  • Drum dimensions: 2-1/2" diameter x 9" long
  • 4-Bolt mounting pattern (center to center): 10" x 4-1/2"
  • Distance between roller fairlead mounting holes (center to center): 10"
  • Winch weight (with wire rope installed): 72.8 lbs
  • Recommended battery size (for maximum power): 650 CCA
  • Warranty:
    • Limited lifetime on mechanical components
    • 1-Year on electrical components


CU856333 Come Up DV Series

The DV-9 is great for heavy-duty recoveries with your work truck, Jeep, or other off-road vehicle. This durable winch has a sealed contactor, a clutch that shifts easily from free-spool to engaged, and a load-holding brake that prevents unintentional rope payout. The power unit can be remotely mounted and the clutch handle can be rotated so the winch fits easily into tight spaces. It includes a waterproof, hand-held remote with 17' lead so you can operate it at a safe distance. It also has a built-in overheat sensor that triggers an audible alarm in the power unit if the motor exceeds 212 degrees.


Heavy-Duty, 4.6-Horsepower Motor

DV Series Motor

The DV-9 features a 4.6-horsepower, 12-volt DC motor with 9,000 lbs of line pull. This heavy-duty, series-wound motor is more powerful and more dependable than a permanent magnet motor, and it generates more torque and dispenses heat more efficiently when operating at high speeds. It's constructed of durable, corrosion-resistant materials including the die-cast aluminum housing, steel drum, carbon steel motor tube, copper battery terminals, and carbon- and stainless steel hardware.


Built-In Overheat Sensor

There is a built-in sensor located inside the motor housing that monitors the motor temperature. If the motor exceeds 212 degrees, an audible alarm in the power unit sounds and an LED on the remote glows red. The alarm will turn off when power to the winch has been shut down, and the LED will turn green when the motor has cooled and can be used again.


Power Unit with Sealed Contactor

DV Series Power Unit

The contactor - or solenoid - transmits power from the vehicle's battery to the winch motor. The 400-amp contactor - located inside the power unit - is sealed for submersion in water or mud. The copper terminals and stainless steel and carbon steel hardware are corrosion resistant, and the motor leads have rubber boots for water resistance. The cables are color coded and printed with the AWG for easy installation. For convenience - or to better fit in a tight space - the power unit can be removed and mounted remotely with an extended wiring kit (sold separately).


Free-Spooling Clutch with Rotating Handle

DV Series Free-Spooling Clutch with rotating ring gear

The DV-9 has a free-spool clutch with a rotating ring gear that enables you to pull out the rope by hand. This saves battery power, prevents the brake from wearing down prematurely, reduces wear on the motor, and is much faster than waiting for the drum to unroll the rope. To release the clutch for free-spooling simply pull and turn the spring-loaded handle. To reengage the clutch, lift and rotate the handle back to the position indicated by the icon on the label.


The clutch is driven by a hardened-steel, 3-stage planetary gear train. This provides more speed than traditional worm gear drives or 1- or 2-stage planetary gear trains.


The gearbox can be rotated in 36-degree increments so you can reposition the clutch handle to an easy-to-reach location. This is great when mounting foot-forward on custom and in-bumper applications or on a vehicle with a small engine where space is extremely limited.


The rustproof, die-cast aluminum gearbox is sealed to keep out moisture, and it has a gray powder coat finish for corrosion resistance.


Automatic, Load-Holding Cone Brake Structure

DV Series Cone Brake

The automatic CBS (Cone Brake Structure) holds 100 percent of the load without unintentional rope payout (or creep). It has a cone-shaped wheel that presses against the brake clamp when there is a load on the rope. The greater the load on the rope the harder the cone-shaped wheel presses against the clamp. This pressure creates enough friction to slow and ultimately stop the drum's rotation.


The cone brake is located on the outside of the drum so the heat created from friction is kept away from the motor and the rope. This prevents potentially damaging heat buildup near the motor.


Hand-Held Remote with LED

DV Series Hand-Held Remote

A hand-held remote with a 17' lead and In/Out rocker switch lets you control the winch from a safe distance. The remote is constructed of durable plastic, and it's sealed and waterproof so it won't get damaged in wet conditions. It has a built-in LED that turns green when you are powering the rope in or out, turns red to indicate an overheated motor, and turns off when the winch is inactive.


Remote plugged into power unit

There is a rubber-sealed plug on top of the power unit that houses the attachment port for the remote control. Simply plug the durable plastic remote into the power unit when you need to use it, and disconnect it to store it away when you aren't using it. The plug prevents water from getting into the unit when you are not using the wired remote.


There is also a wireless hand-held remote (sold separately) available that lets you operate the winch from up to 90' away.


Wire Rope

Come Up Wire Rope

The wire rope is made of high-strength, aircraft-grade galvanized steel that resists abrasions and is able to withstand harsh UV rays, chemicals, and extreme temperatures.


The rope winds around a solid steel drum. The mounting flanges are strong enough to resist bending or breaking if the rope wrap becomes uneven and excess stress is put on the drum.


A hand-saver strap is included to use in conjunction with work gloves (sold separately) so that you can safely handle the rope and hook. A rock bag (BD500549 - sold separately) is also recommended. The rock bag helps prevent a broken rope from snapping back by forcing it to the ground.


Clevis Hook

The removable clevis hook is made of high-strength forged steel that is heavy duty and rust resistant. It has a spring-loaded safety latch for quick fastening and removal. The hook attaches to the steel thimble on the end of the synthetic rope.


Roller Fairlead

Come Up Roller Fairlead

The roller fairlead has a thick steel frame with 4 steel rollers. The rollers reduce friction when you're pulling the rope in or paying it out, and they prevent the rope from becoming pinched when pulling at extreme angles. It has a black powder coat finish and zinc-plated rollers that are tough and corrosion resistant. The fairlead installs with the included steel hardware.


Note: The roller fairlead does not mount directly to the winch - it typically attaches to tabs on the winch mounting plate that bolts to your bumper (sold separately) or grille guard (sold separately). ComeUp mounting channels and most aftermarket mounts include these tabs.


Rugged Construction

DV Series Winch Body

The DV-9 winch is constructed of strong, durable materials that perform no matter the weather conditions or terrain. The motor and gearbox housing are constructed of heavy-duty yet lightweight die-cast aluminum. The contactor is sealed to keep water out, and the lightweight, plastic power unit is ideal for mounting in remote locations. The steel tie-bars and side frame drum supports help to create a strong and rigid winch body.


Installation

You will need a suitable mounting location to install the winch on the front of your vehicle. Winch mounts are built into many aftermarket bumpers and grille guards. Alternatively, you can install a universal front-mount plate (sold separately) to create a mounting point for both your winch and fairlead.


Seal Gen2 Winch Body

Use the included wiring to connect the winch to your vehicle's battery. Quick connects (CU881076 - sold separately) are available to make removing and re-installing the winch easy.


Winch Line Pull Capacity

Layers of RopeCapacity (lbs)Total Rope on Drum (ft)
1st Layer9,00020
2nd Layer7,31044.7
3rd Layer6,15474
4th Layer5,314100

The line pull capacity of your winch is determined by the maximum load your winch can pull with a single layer of rope on the drum. As more layers of rope are wound onto the drum, pulling the same load requires more force, leading to a loss in winching power. With a 2nd layer of rope around the drum, your line pull capacity is reduced by approximately 14 percent. With 3 layers on the drum, the line pull capacity is reduced by approximately 23 percent, and with 4 layers on the drum it is reduced by approximately 35 percent.


Note: It is recommended that you begin any line pull with a minimum of 5 wraps and a maximum of 2 layers of rope on the drum.


Vehicle Recovery and Winch Capacity

To select the appropriate off-road/recovery winch for your application, determine your gross vehicle weight. The GVW is the stand-alone weight of your vehicle plus the weight of any items in and on the vehicle. Once you have determined the GVW of your vehicle, choose a winch with a capacity that is 1-1/2 times your GVW. Using that formula, this winch - with a 9,000-pound capacity - will work for vehicles with an approximate GVW of 6,000 pounds.


Rolling Load Winch Capacity

Percent InclineRolling Load Capacity (lbs)
Level Surface90,000
5 (3°)60,030
10 (6°)45,180
20 (11°)30,600
30 (17°)23,490
50 (26°)16,740
70 (35°)13,770
100 (45°)11,610
rolling load

To calculate your winch's rolling load capacity - the amount of weight it can pull up an incline - you must multiply the line pull capacity by a factor determined by the degree of the incline.


The multiplication factors shown in the chart, right, include a 10-percent rolling friction factor.


Note: A 5-percent - or 3-degree - incline is a 1/2' rise over a 10' distance. Follow the chart to determine your winch's rolling load capacity.



Double-Line Pulling

Double-Line Pulling

Increase the pulling capacity of your winch by doubling up the rope with a pulley block (CU881079 - sold separately). Secure the pulley block to a tree saver strap (CU881662 - sold separately) with a bow shackle (CU881092 - sold separately) to provide a strong anchor for your double-line pull. Or use the 8-piece rigging kit (CU882068- sold separately) that includes everything you need for heavy duty recovery. Using double-line operation will approximately double your winch's pulling capacity.



856333 ComeUp DV-9 Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead -12V - 9,000 lb





Video of ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 9,000 lbs

Videos are provided as a guide only. Refer to manufacturer installation instructions and specs for complete information.




Video Transcript for Detailed Breakdown of the ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch

Today we will be taking a look at the COMEUP DV9 Series Electric Winches. Part number, CU856333, which will be the DV9, part number CU856363, which is the DV-9i, CU859112, which will be the DV-9s, and part number CU859012. Here we are with our truck stuck in the mud. We just need a little assistance to get it out. We'll go ahead and winch out now. We're going to go ahead and grab the winch out of the back of our truck and put it in the front. This COMEUP winch is going to be great with that cradle and accessibility to getting it put in the front of the vehicle when you need it the most.

Let's go ahead and grab our hitch pin and put into our front receiver. We'll go ahead and run our remote control out from the inside of the vehicle out to the front. We'll line up the six pins and you'll see how it's going to have a little indent there. We'll line that up on top and slide it in to our bridge control module here on the top. It just so happens that there's a tree almost straight down in front of our vehicle. We're going to use that tree as an anchor point to winch ourselves out.

Let's go ahead and put on our tree saver. We'll go ahead and get into our accessory bag and undo our hook and loop straps securing our tree saver. We'll put the tree saver around our tree. We'll go ahead and slide these around the back of the tree so we don't rough up our strap and then we're going to place on our D ring. We'll go ahead and put our pin in temporarily and drag out our line.

We'll go ahead and turn the clutch to disengage that way we can manually pull out all our line. Grab the hand saver here and drag out the line. You can see here the roller in action. Not allowing the cable to get kinked up on the sides allowing you to pull vertical, down and side to side. We'll pull our cable out to where we meet up with our tree. Place our cable through our snatch block, rotate it around and then we'll hook it in that D ring.

We're going to do a single pull out right now and attach to a solid anchor point, which is going to be the vehicle up the hill. Now that we're here we're going to go ahead and drop it down and we're going to place our strap around the end of the D ring hooked to our anchor vehicle. We'll go ahead and undo the hook and loop strap and we're going to place it through our D ring here on the anchor vehicle. We'll go ahead and place the other end of the strap through our D ring, place in our bolt and hook up our winch cable. Now, we're ready to start winching it back in. Engage your clutch and then pull in your line. Now that we have our line nice and tight we'll go ahead and place on our recovery damper in the middle of our line that way in case if our line we're to come undone and pop off we wouldn't get hit with anything because it will keep line down on the ground. You'll fill this up with rocks before you get started. Now, we're ready to start recovering our vehicle. We're going to put our vehicle in park and let it out a little bit so we can undo our tree saver and pull it out the rest of the way with our straight pull. With our line tight let's go ahead and get back in the truck and finish our way out. Now that we've made it out of the mud whole and we're up on some level and flat ground that's dry and easy to manage we're going to go ahead and undo our winch. We'll go ahead and let a little bit out and then we'll disengage our clutch. Lift up on the T handle here on top, rotate it around into the position noted here on the front. Now, we'll go ahead and guide it back in to get it spooled up properly. Instead of doing the single pull method with the snatch block and the tree saver we're going to go ahead and use that tree saver to go ahead and double back to the vehicle and do the double line method. Using the double line method with the snatch block is going to double the capacity of our winch. That's going to be for those desperate times when you need that extra power to pull yourself out if you had cut your line linked in half as well as your line speed. Now, you're just going to have to be within 50 feet of your snatch block instead of within 100 feet of your anchor point. Go ahead and put down our heady accessory bag here, open it up and pull out that tree saver again. Go ahead and wrap it around our tree, go ahead and attach our 3/4" D ring and tighten down our bolt. Now, we'll go ahead and grab our remote and plug it in so we can let out line a little bit and then we will disengage our clutch here on the top. Disengage and pull it out. Grab that hand saver here on top to help you pull it. Now, we can go ahead and pull off that D ring that was holding our tree saver in place and put on our snatch block around our wire. Grab that snatch block, rotate it around and put it through the D ring. Now, we'll go ahead and run our line and cable back to the vehicle. I'll go ahead and attach it to our factory tow hook and then put our dampener on this side of the line in case that if that pops off that it isn't going to fly out. Undo the hook and loop and slide it over the line. Go ahead and bring it to the center and set it down. All right, we'll go ahead and pull up the tension and then get inside the vehicle and pull it out the rest of the way. Make sure you re-engage the clutch before you get started. Now that we've got our co-pilot in the vehicle he's going to help guide the vehicle while we sit up here and pull it to the front making sure that line stays straight inside the winch. As we're spooling it up we can keep it spooling nice and tight on the front of the vehicle while we're pulling our vehicle out that way when we get out for the next recovery, if we need to have another one, we're not going to be under a challenge to straighten out our spool. This one here on the end is going to be the DV-9, the DV-9i, which are going to be your cable, electric winches. The only major difference with these is going to be is that one is going to have the removable control module. It can be relocated underneath the hood or in a different compartment away from the actual winch itself. Whereas the DV-9i is going to have the bridge control module over the top. Both will have the roller fairlead for the DV-9 and the DV-9i as well as the hooks and mounting hardware included and your remote control. The reason this one looks a little bit different from the DV-9 besides the bridge control module over the top is we already have it mounted in our cradle. For our application today we're actually going to show the DV-9 series in action with this one here. This is going to be part number CU881084, which is going to be the multi-purpose mount kit for the DV-9 series. Here we have the DV-9s and the DV-9si. These are going to be your synthetic rope applications with a Hawse fairlead rather than the roller fairlead as well as a different style hook for our synthetic cable. It's still going to come with your remote control that will just simply plug into the side as well as the connections that you'll need to make to get it hooked up to your vehicle on all these applications for the DV-9 series. One thing to make perfectly clear with these DV-9 series COMEUP winches is that they all are going to be electric winches. All the DV-9 series are going to have the same gearing and the same motors. The only thing that's going to be different is going to be the control module whether it's going to be the removable one that you can relocate or the bridge model that you see here. The cable, whether it's going to be the synthetic or the wire, like you see here and the fairlead, whether that's going to be the roller style with that cable or the Hawse fairlead that comes with the synthetic cable. Other than that, the mechanical aspects are the exact same. Now, we're going to go ahead and talk about the detachable control module and the control module that you can relocate underneath the hood in the vehicle or in a different location. Now, you're control module, you're going to have all your cable to hook everything up. They're all labeled and correspond with the stamped notes on the top. Something else that's going to be unique about this is everything is going to be water tight. Even if you do locate this underneath the hood, under the bumper, wherever you're going to locate it, you're not going to have to worry about any kind of debris getting in there and messing things up. On the top you'll have your dust cover. We'll go ahead and plug in our hand held control. Line up the prongs and place it in. It's as simple as that. You have your wrist strap, slide your wrist through unless you've got really big hands, to ensure you don't lose it. If you need to move something you can still have it on your hand. You're going to have your out or spool out and your spool in. If you need to spool out your cable all your going to do is hit that disengage to disengage that clutch, so pull up and twist it just as the notes here on the side say. Pull out that cable, come back to the vehicle, pop it back into gear, hook up your control and winch yourself out. A couple of other things we're going to brush on here is going to be our hook for our cable, which will be that DV-9 and that DV-9i. This is going to be for your cable style eclectic winches, these two here. Simply remove the clip and pin, place it in and then place it back through just like so. The DV-9 series and the DV-9s are going to have this black removable contact box that's going to be fully sealed and fully submersible and water right resistance. The heavy duty silver alloy contact pads on the inside, the thick copper bus bars are going to help make lasting contact over a long period of time. The heavy duty series wound motor delivers a superior torque output and a faster line speed. The motor, rated at 3,430 watts for 4.6 horsepower on a 12 volt series wound circuit. The rugged and quiet three stage planetary gears offer a maximum mechanical advantage with a gear ratio of 156:1. Something else that's really unique about the clutch and brake assembly here on the side is you can just loosen up this hardware here, the three Allen bolts on the side and rotate that clutch handle around if it's not in a desired located that you'd like to have it. With this braking system, it's automatically going to endure the full load without slipping. The greater the load on the rope the greater amount of braking is going to be generated by the mechanism. With that big drum being mounted on the outside it's going to expedite any departure of any of the heat, which is going to be great for anybody using the synthetic rope system. The nice ergonomic remote is going to be included as well with a hand and wrist strap as well as the finger indentions on the side for easy holding. It will also have your safety rubber pieces on either side so you're not bumping it when you don't want to hit it. Also located here is going to be LED lights. With a thermometric LED indicator, which is automatically going to alert you when receiving a warning that the motor is overheating. With 17 feet of cable you can easily stretch it back to the inside of the vehicle or away from harm. The DV-9 series winches are rated at 9,000 pounds single line pull. This doesn't mean that it's going to pull 9,000 pounds no matter what you're doing. That's going to be your static load over a flat ground. You're going to need to know what your weight ratings are use those accordingly. The rope dimension is 21/64th in diameter by 100 feet long. The mounting bolt pattern on the bottom is 4 1/2 wide by 10 inches long. It's recommended that you have a battery that has 650 cold cranking amps. The battery leads will be 6 foot for your 2 gauge wire. The cable is going to be made of a galvanized air craft A7 x 19 and it's going to be heavy duty graded steel and cable. When you're using the cable you're going to want to use that roller fairlead, which is going to be mounted up here on the front giving you the full capability of rolling any which way or direction, whether it's up, down, side to side and it's not going to get bound up. Full roller all the way around. When you're using the synthetic rope you're not going to be able to use this because it will get pinched in between. You're going to want to go with that Hawse fairlead that's going to mount up straight on the front. It's going to come with all your mounting hardware, whether that's to mount it up to your universal bracket or to mount up your fairlead to the front. For the DV-9 and the DV-9s it's going to come with clamps to clamp on your control module. Let's go ahead and jump over and talk about the synthetic rope systems, which is the DV-9s and the DV-9si. The si is going to have that bridge contact unit that's going to be mounted over the top for those applications that don't require those tight mounting quarters like the DV-9s and the DV-9 are going to have that contact module that's going to give you the ability to mount it anywhere in the vehicle. You're also going to get that special forged steel hook that's going to go on the front with that heavy duty clip and special mounting bracket that's going to have that push pin adapter. This is all going to make it to where it doesn't get pinched, frayed or split in your winching system. Again, with that hand saver, all the mounting hardware, remote control and that Hawse fairlead. This Hawse fairlead is going to allow for no pinching points especially on this last part of your rope and for this part out where it's going to have the most tension and capability of getting frayed. It's not going to get any damage coming through that Hawse fairlead like it would if it was going through your roller fairlead. Now, the specialized synthetic rope that you see on the DV-9s and the si models is going to be synthetic rope, SK-75, which is going to be 3/8ths in diameter and 100 feet long. Under a no load circumstances, you're going to have a maximum line speed of 44 feet per minute pulling a total of 55 amps from your 12 volt system. Now, with a full load of 9,000 pounds you'll have a line speed of 6.4 feet per minute and a total of 350 amps drawing from your 12 volt system. That will do it for the review of our DV-9 series electric winches.


Customer Reviews

ComeUp DV-9 Off-Road Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 9,000 lbs - CU856333

Average Customer Rating:  4.8 out of 5 stars   (36 Customer Reviews)

Heavy-duty winch with 4.6-hp, series-wound motor lets you quickly and safely recover a stuck vehicle. Includes 100' wire rope, roller fairlead, free-spooling clutch, hand-held remote, and overheat sensor. Power unit can be remotely mounted.

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I’ve had this winch for a year and it has been great. I use it on my trailer for a race car. The remote takes a little time to a synch up and works as advertised. I would def recommend it.



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Works flawlessly



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I use it in my race car trailer it works great. The wireless remote works better than any one I have used.



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Eric was very friendly, polite and eager to help me find what I was looking for, it is a Christmas gift for my husband and he made it very easy and smooth! Great customer service he gave me his extension and said if I had any questions to call, this is the way a business should treat customers very impressed!



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It came on time and was packaged great. I am using the winch to load my race cars into my enclosed trailer. It is working very well. It is slow enough to make loading safe but fast enough to not take all day. I am very pleased.



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Winch was very easy to install.Winch was used for my 20 foot Maritime Skiff. Pulls the boat up on a trailer with no problem at all. Very pleased with the product



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This has been a great winch. We use it hard almost every day loading portable buildings. My only issues 1) I was led to believe it came with a remote control, it didn't 2) the hard wired control is giving us problems starting and stopping the winch.



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Has worked perfectly. No issues after pulling my track cars onto my trailer around 75 times. I do notice fraying of the rope... Will probably need replacement pretty soon. Without the rope fray I would give it 5 stars.



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This winch worked better than I thought it would. Mounted in a car trailer. The remote makes it very easy to control the winch and steer the vehicle.



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We’ll made, works great



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Great communication , friendly, knowledgeable and quick



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Just received the Comeup DV-9S winch I ordered through eTrailer. Very happy with the whole experience with eTrailer and the DV-9S is truly a thing of beauty. Looking forward to installing it as soon as possible.



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For my purposes this has worked out well. It is relatively portable and I connect with a hitch on either the front or back of my Envoy. Well constructed and competively priced.



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This winch was easy to mount,it's easy to use and I couldn't be happier with it. No problems at all!! Plenty of power to pull my car on to my trailer.



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We received our winch yesterday and installed it last night. The unit is just as described and we are very pleased with the product and service. We will not be actually using the winch for a few weeks but it does work well and the unit was easy to install and well built.
Thank you



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Really worth the money nice unit for my car trailer



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The winch is perfect for what I need in my new race car trailer.



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Install is fairly easy, small area to work with when bolting in. I decided to use 4 bolts vs. 2. If you do the 2 bolt it is quick and easy. Wiring it up, piece of cake. Works well, love the clutch to unwind. Worth it!



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Package arrived in a box which was certainly not designed to protect the product; it arrived in tatters. I have yet to put the product together but it looks good. Price was fair and delivery time was very good. Pat and Molly were very helpful!



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Great product and fast delivery



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Rapid service great merchandise



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Product in stock, fair pricing, fast de livery



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on time and everything works


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