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Read warnings regarding duty cycle, load, and heat to prevent damage.
Follow warnings for personal safety and equipment protection during operation.
Ensure good battery condition and run the engine during winch use.
Proper cable condition, attachment, and spooling techniques are crucial for longevity.
Mount the winch using the 4-point system, ensuring correct rope winding direction.
Select appropriate bolt grade and plate thickness for mounting to prevent shear failure.
Correct torque tightening and load centering on the drum are essential for mounting bolts.
Mount the solenoid box considering its enclosure limitations and vehicle configuration.
Procedures for lubricating winch parts and steel cables.
How to spool new cable with tension to prevent kinking and damage.
Explains the ratchet-style brake, its setting mechanism, and behavior on slopes.
Connect cables to terminals for single motor winches, including isolator switch recommendation.
Visual guide to connecting specific cables for 8.9hp motors to avoid damage.
Step-by-step instructions for rotating the winch gearbox for alternate mounting positions.
Notes on battery, cables, corrosion protection, and general installation advice.
Dual motors operate in 'in' only. High amperage requires robust electrical setup and dual batteries.
Test runs, securing vehicle, pulling cable, and operating the clutch.
Performing recovery, monitoring cable winding, and essential safety warnings.
Recommends regular use and annual service for winch upkeep.
Keep clear of moving parts, unplug controller when not in use.
Inspect winch condition, rope, motor, gearbox, and electrical systems before service.
Detailed procedures for servicing gearbox, motor, cables, and control box.
Inspect hand controller, list additional work, and notes on qualified service personnel.
Covers product return, proof of purchase, and conditions not covered by warranty.
Annual service, minimum battery, proper mounting, and correct usage are mandatory.
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