Battery and Charger for Winch Battery and Trailer Breakaway Battery
Published 01/20/2022
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Question:
I have a Badlands 2500 lb winch that I need to install on a trailer. The trailer has a breakaway battery that is being charged when plugged into the 7-pin plug on a truck. I think i can use just about any car battery. I plan to use the winch to load snow mobiles in reverse on the trailer which weigh about 500lbs each and there are 4. It there a product that I can use that will charge both the breakaway battery on the trailer and the auto battery I use for the winch? Thanks.
asked by: Brock B
Expert Reply:
A car battery or a deep cycle battery like the Bright Way part # BRW94FR would work great to power your winch.
Now to charge both batteries I would recommend the Recarc BCDC Charger part # RED96FR which can put out an optimized charge that would work well for both batteries.
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Bright Way Deep Cycle RV or Marine Battery - AGM - 12V - 100 Ah - Group 27
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- 12L x 6-11/16W x 8-5/16T Inch
- 100 Ah
- AGM Battery
- Bright Way
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