Does the remote controles the winch back and foward movement, or just foward?
153552
you just can pull with the remote to release you hav to untight the big nut and pull the cable out, if you are good in electricity you can change the remote and wiring and the motor will reverse ,, but you have to take off the manuel inside lock reverse... eveithing work find , i use the winch to lift my electric wheel chair 120 lbs forward and reverse
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It depends on the application. It is designed for a cable, not a strap as once described. It is unlike a trailer winch as it uses a clutch to hold a load in stead of a ratchet mechanism. So you can let go of the handle and it will not unwind under load. However, if you want to lower the load just crank in the opposite direction and it will lower the load. If you tower is made to accept a winch, i.e. a telescoping tower, I would be inclined to believe it would work fine. I have one on a Genie Lift that was OEM, and another in my well pump shed that makes pulling my submersible pump a one man job. It depends on the application. It is designed for a cable, not a strap as once described. It is unlike a trailer winch as it uses a clutch to hold a load in stead of a ratchet mechanism. So you can let go of the handle and it will not unwind under load. However, if you want to lower the load just crank in the opposite direction and it will lower the load. If you tower is made to accept a winch, i.e. a telescoping tower, I would be inclined to believe it would work fine. I have one on a Genie Lift that was OEM, and another in my well pump shed that makes pulling my submersible pump a one man... » Read More It depends on the application. It is designed for a cable, not a strap as once described. It is unlike a trailer winch as it uses a clutch to hold a load in stead of a ratchet mechanism. So you can let go of the handle and it will not unwind under load. However, if you want to lower the load just crank in the opposite direction and it will lower the load. If you tower is made to accept a winch, i.e. a telescoping tower, I would be inclined to believe it would work fine. I have one on a Genie Lift that was OEM, and another in my well pump shed that makes pulling my submersible pump a one man job. « Show Less
1026088
It does have track control but not sure if those buttons let you rewind/fast forward.
230813
The solenoid is a switching relay that controls the direction of the winch.
95476
It isn't remote controlled, just random movement. However, it moves very well and is a ton of fun.
965459
No, it's not remote control. However, my 3 yo son loves manually pushing and lifting Dollar Tree rocks &#9786;
1915653
The superwinch controller....made by systematica, is a basic 4 position radio controller with a stop, start, in, and out series of functions. So, it will fit any winch really. However, the only thing that may differ is is the quick connect plug superwinch supplies which is designed to fit their particular winch. Nevertheless, the controller will fit your winch but you will have to splice the reciever into your winch wiring. This is a simple job because there is only about 3 or 4 wires to connect together. Power, ground, in, and out. This controller is bullet proof. in the 2 years I have had it, I have run it over, dragged it several miles behind my truck, dropped the handheld 50 times, used it in every weather condition there is, thrown it against a car a couple of times and everything still works. The buttons still function, and the handheld, although filthy, is still water proof. The only thing you might run into is that you may have to reprogram it. It may stop working but if you disconnect the receiver, plug it back in, and hold down 2 or 3 buttons for about 10 seconds, the system will re synch. I think every superwinch connection is the same for all of their winches.
838828
I oriented mine so that the switch and speed control are reachable, but also installed a remote switch. It can be done without, but it makes it a lot nicer.
999750
yes. This thing is great - I highly recommend it. Sure makes the stock winch look like a horse and buggy
1972025
Ah, wait a second. I gave you bad info! The control box that comes with your winch is already sized correctly for your winch. The Tuff Stuff remote only handles low current control signals, so it will definitely work for you, as the other two gentlemen stated. Sorry for any confusion! Just disregard my other two posts about this question.
2277686
good question, but no idea. I do know that this winch blows away the crappy super winch that came on my snow bear plow. I modified this to use on my plow 3 years ago, and this unit has worked without fail, and it's smoother and quieter than the super winch; not to mention, a fraction of the price.
965458
No, it's not remote control. However, my 3 yo son loves manually pushing and lifting Dollar Tree rocks ☺
946150
The answer to all 3 questions is yes. The drive wheels are controlled independently. To drive forward requires squeezing levers with both hands. To turn, release one of two levers and only one wheel turns. To reverse requires moving a the shift lever from forward to reverse.
1561625
Yes, The Wireless Remote #90287 works with the M-series winches. I have the M-8000s, Just plug the receiver in the winch and you have a remote control winch. Works Great
1632511
No, the remote detects movement and if there is none the remote shuts off. Shake the remote to keep it active.
999749
You can mount the strap over slung and under slung, although no, the winch only works in one direction.
721546
Yes - powered up and down. Note it won't go up if the weight on the cable trips the safety cutoff switch located at the winch. Sometimes this happens even when under rated load due to the angle I have mine installed. In those cases I manually have to hold the safety switch to power it up.