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- Wireless Remote Recommendation for Superwinch LP8500
- Yes, the ComeUp Wireless Remote Control # CU880609 will work with the winch you have but for a custom fit wireless setup for your Superwinch LP8500 you would want the part # SW6724 instead.
view full answer... - Recommended Electric Winch With Wireless Remote
- I reached out to my contact at Dutton-Lainson and they are not aware of any aftermarket company who's wireless remote works with any of their products. Their engineers have actually tried to make this a non-option for safety reasons. So, unfortunately there is not a wireless remote option for this winch.
If you are wanting a wireless winch option, I recommend the ComeUp DV-3500i Utility Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 3,500 lb, # CU643512 along with the wireless kit you referenced...
view full answer... - What Gauge Wire is Needed for Trailer Winch
- For a winch like the Superwinch S6000 Winch # CU854754 you will simply want to use the Trailer and Vehicle Electric Winch Wiring Kit # SW2008.
Since winches can vary on how much they can pull this also affects how much power they need. For a winch that is rated up to 4K it is recommended to use 6 Gauge Wire like what comes in the Bulldog Kit # BDW20304. Anything higher than 4K will need to use higher gauge wire like what is included in the Kit # SW2008 that I mentioned.
If you let...
view full answer... - What Amperage Circuit Breaker Will Work for ComeUp DV-6s Carry On Winch
- I spoke with my contact at ComeUp about a circuit breaker for the DV-6s Carry On Winch # CU854768 that you referenced.
He confirmed that a 150 amp circuit breaker will work for this winch. You can use the Pollak Circuit Breaker, 150 Amp # PK54872PL. The # PK54872PL breaker is a surface mount breaker that has a manual reset. This breaker has a voltage rating of 12 VDC.
view full answer... - Would ComeUp Winch CU644512 Pull 4,500 lb Vehicle into Trailer
- The ComeUp DV-4500i Utility Winch # CU644512 would work well for you and have more than enough capacity since it has a 3,500 lb rated line pull.
Which if you check out the chart I attached you will see that the amount of weight this winch can pull into a trailer depending on the angle of the ramps.
view full answer... - Snatch Block For Use With Synthetic Rope
- Synthetic rope can be used with the ComeUp Snatch Block for DV-9, DV-9i, and Seal Series Winches, # CU881079. The function will be the same, and your weight capacity limit will most likely fall on your sythethic rope's strength or the winch itself. The max rope diameter for this block is 3/8 inch.
view full answer... - What Size are the ComeUp Leather Gloves?
- I contacted the manufacturer and was told that the ComeUp Leather Gloves # CU881558 weren't sized and were designed to fit most individuals. They did give me the dimensions, and the gloves are roughly 10" long from the base to the tip of the longest point and 5-1/2" wide.
I have also added a link to our entire selection of gloves for you to take a look at should these not be the right size for you.
view full answer... - Battery Type of the Come Up Winch Replacement Remote CU881102
- The battery type of the Remote part # CU881102 is a CR2032 litihium 3 volt.
view full answer... - Recommended 2 Gauge Wire Extension and Quick Connects for ComeUp Seal Gen2 Winch
- For your ComeUp Seal Gen2 Off-Road Winch # CU295955, I recommend the Bulldog Winch Bulldog Winch Front Wiring Kit - Quick Connect to Terminal End - 2 Gauge - 7-1/2' Long # BDW20205 to give you the additional wire and connections you need for the relocation.
view full answer... - Electric Winch to Power In and Power Out a 5,000 Pound Trailer
- Since a trailer is going to be a rolling load you can use a winch that is rated under the weight of the trailer. ComeUp winch # CU642512 is rated for 2,500 pounds but has a rolling load capacity of 25,000 pounds on a level surface. But even at a 17 degree incline it can still pull a rolling load up to 6,525 pounds and that is without a double-line pull.
If you wanted to though you could go with the higher capacity winch # CU644512 rated for 4,500 pounds and have even greater rolling...
view full answer... - ComeUp Utility Winch Rated for 5,000 Pounds
- The etrailer part number for the ComeUp utility winch 5000SI is # CU645010. I have linked a video review of this winch for you.
view full answer... - Recommended Electric Winch For Loading And Unloading Quad On Trailer
- I recommend an electric winch like part # CU642512.
This winch has a 2,500 lb line pull capacity and has power in and power out. The winch has 50 ft of 3/16 inch wire rope and has a handheld remote control.
view full answer... - What Does the Cable Tensioner # CU882038 Fit
- The Cable Tensioner # CU882038 that you referenced is specifically designed for the ComeUp DV-18 Off-Road Winch # CU851840 so there isn't really a generic drum size that it fits.
If you don't have the ComeUp DV-18 Off-Road Winch just let me know what you have and I can see if we have a tensioner for your application.
view full answer... - Electric Winch and Surge Actuator Recommendation for Trailer Towing 9,500 lb Boat
- When it comes to choosing a winch for a boat trailer, there are a few general rules we can use. The boat-size-to-winch capacity is generally 2 to 1. With good rollers and short winching distances, the ratio can increase to 3 to 1 and with wooden bunks and long winching distances, you will want to reduce the capacity to 1 to 1.
For an electric winch that would work well for you the ComeUp winch part # CU644501 would work well. This has a 4,500 lb capacity and a 50 foot long synthetic...
view full answer... - Rope Diameter Capacity For ComeUp Snatch Block CU881081
- The ComeUp Snatch Block, part # CU881081 is designed for Cub 2, Cub 2s, Cub 3, and Cub 3s winches.
This block has a maximum load capacity of 6,000-lbs and will take rope up to 7/32-inch diameter.
view full answer... - Will ComeUp Snatch Block Work with 3/16 inch Cable on a Boat Trailer
- The ComeUp Snatch Block # CU881081 has a max weight capacity of 6000 pounds and fits up to a 7/32 inch cable so your 3/16 inch cable should fit just fine. It isn't intended to be used on a boat trailer but it can be used however you would like.
view full answer... - Width of ComeUp Cable Tensioner for DV-12, DV-15, and DV-18 Winches # CU881087
- See the attached photos. The first photo shows the mounting bolts, which are 10” apart, center to center. The second photo is the roller, which is 8” in width. The last photo shows the roller bracket, which is 7.25” in width.
view full answer... - Current Rating for the ComeUp DC Solenoid # CU881077
- The ComeUp DC Solenoid # CU881077 is rated at 330 amps and is specifically designed for the ComeUp DV winches 2500i # CU642512, 3500i # CU643512, and 4500i # CU644512. I confirmed this with my contact at ComeUp.
view full answer... - Winch Recommendation for Pulling Ford F-150 up 40 Degree Tilt Trailer
- You would want at least a 3,000 lb winch for your tilt trailer. At 40 degrees a 3,000 lb winch can pull 6,428 lb which would be a comfortable capacity for an F-150.
The Come Up Winch # CU123529 would be a great option as it has a 3k capacity like needed. I attached a review video for more info as well.
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