Winch Recommendation for Pulling Ford F-150 up 40 Degree Tilt Trailer
Updated 03/14/2017 | Published 03/13/2017
Question:
What size winch would I need to full an F-150 onto a tilt deck trailer approx 30 to 40 degrees tilt.
asked by: Kevin G
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Expert Reply:
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.
expert reply by:
Jameson C
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ComeUp Cub 3 ATV Winch - Wire Rope - Roller Fairlead - 3,000 lbs
- Electric Winch
- ATV - UTV Winch
- Planetary Gear
- 1.0 HP
- 2001 - 4000 lbs
- 11 - 20 lbs
- Medium - 5 to 9 fpm
- Handlebar Remote
- Wire Rope
- ComeUp
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