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Bulldog Winch Quick-Connect Set for Powersports w/Dust Cover - 6 AWG
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Bulldog Winch Quick-Connect Set for Powersports w/Dust Cover - 6 AWG
Part Number: BDW20047
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Bulldog Winch Accessories and Parts - BDW20047
- Electric Winch
- Wiring
- Quick Connects
- Bulldog Winch
- 6 Gauge Wire
- Quick-connect set - 50 amp, 6 AWG
- Polycarbonate housing offers durability
- High-grade copper terminals are silver plated for resistance to corrosion
- Includes dust cover, 2 connectors, and 4 terminals
- UL-listed
- Replacement terminals sold separately
- Typical application: powersports winches
20047 Bulldog Winch Quick-Connect Set for Powersports w/Dust Cover - 6 AWG
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Video Transcript for Bulldog Winch Quick-Connect Set for Powersports w/Dust Cover Review
Speaker 1: Today we'll be having a look and showing you how to install the Bulldog Wench Quick Connect set for power sports with dust covers for six gauge wires. Part number: BDW20047. To quick disconnect and this will allow us to easily plug into our truck and unplug quickly and easily. These are the cables that provide the power output from our truck to our trailer.We'll remove the dust covers. This is for six gauge wire and insert them together. That's it.
We're ready to get on the road. Now, this quick disconnect will be a great replacement for worn out, damaged, missing connectors for your wench, your snow plow attachment on the front of your truck, or a salt spreader on the back of your snow plow, such as we'll be doing here. You can even use it for a battery charge lying kit in a travel trailer or a fifth wheel.This kit does come with two matching ends and the four terminals. So, you have all you need in order to make a proper connection. This kit has a polycarbonate housing so it's durable and is rated to handle up to 50 amps.You'll see that it's labeled.
We have a nice positive side and a negative side so you can easily identify which cable goes where. We have a cover that has a lanyard built in so when it's not in use you can protect it from the elements and keep your terminals free of corrosion and free of dirt and debris.To begin our install, we'll need to remove some of the insulation from our wires. So, we use a utility knife just to cut away our insulation a little bit. Once you sufficiently cut around it we'll be able to pull the end of it off. We will do the same for the other wire.Now, we'll take our connector, our terminal end, and place it on one of our wires.
Doesn't matter which one. Put it all the way on there. Then, we'll crimp it into place. We're using a hydraulic crimper, which is readily available at most hardware stores. Pull that and make sure it's nice and secure.
We'll do the same for our other wire.Now, we'll take our quick disconnect housing, we'll pull off the cover. On the end we have a lanyard, we'll slide that over one of our wires. It doesn't matter which one. You'll notice there's a positive sign and a negative sign. We'll attach the positive to our positive cable, which in our case is the orange one here. So, it'll be this one. To do that we'll just slide the cable inside of the connector and push.When you hear it click you know it's secure. The negative, we'll attach the negative, which is our black one. Okay, once it clicks in we'll pull back on both to make sure both of our cables are locked into place, which they are. We have our cover, which we can slide over so when it's not in use it'll be protected from the elements.That completes our look at, and showing you how to install the Bulldog Wench Quick Connect set for power sports with dust cover for six gauge wire, part number: BDW20047.
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
31 reviews
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Rob T
06/30/2016
Little smaller than i expected but works great. The cable on the dust cap could be just a bit longer. Also need to add a washer behind when mounting the end with the dust cap on a flat surface. The dust cap is just a little too thick and won't go on if mounted flush. Other than that great product i use to as a quick connect for the removeable winch on my car trailer.
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Ed
02/16/2022
I will be using this plug for the installation of a Redarc DC to DC charger and a small camping trailer. I like the apparent quality of this plug and others I looked at did not have the dust cap. The kit includes the proper size ring terminals which save me from shopping around for them.
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Terry
04/19/2022
This is the second time I used trailer and without a doubt “great service” right from researching the required product, to shipping, follow-up, and good pricing. Do not hesitate to recommend trailer.
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Neil
06/24/2021
Just opened the shipping box. Everything looks just as advertised and in good condition. Looking forward to installing the kit. Thank you
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David
09/02/2020
I mounted my bulldog wench on a 2x8 and placed it on the back of the bed of Polaris Ranger. Do to health reasons I can no longer pick up deer & hogs so the bulldog wrench work great to get game in the back of Ranger .
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Long
03/15/2022
I didn’t realize that there’s only one dust cover or I would of gotten one with both dust covered.
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Harley
09/19/2023
MY LAST ORDER DID NOT COME WITH THE DUST CAP BUT IT WORKS GREAT MAY ORDER ANOTHER SET FOR BACK UP
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Greg
04/14/2020
Awesome addition to my bulldog winch! Quick connect is well made and durable
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John
07/19/2021
Connections on 12v boat lift winch had degraded and needed to be replaced. These made for an easy and quick repair.
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Lawrence
10/24/2021
Nice connector for big wires
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Cornelius
02/26/2021
Excellent quality
Cornelius
2/28/2022
Great two thumbs up it made connecting my snow plow effortless
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Patrick
05/20/2018
You need more dimensions of this type product, of course I ordered a small size when I needed a large size and mm's don't help most of us.
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Joe B
04/16/2020
Sturdy and reliable.
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Sidney
06/18/2019
To small for my needs, maybe one day I'll find some use for it.
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Hank
12/29/2022
Quality and easy install
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Roger
03/22/2026
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Darcy
04/27/2026
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07/13/2026
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Jason
11/02/2016
They work great
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Corey
09/28/2025
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03/09/2021
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01/31/2021
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Jenny N.
3/23/2022
I checked and we do not currently offer a set that comes with two dust covers.