Is this the correct item to run a 12v Winch through on a 36v Cart?
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This unit produces the correct 12 volts from the 36 volt battery bank to power your winch. However, be careful of the output current draw required for winch. The voltage reducer is rated at 10 amps output, so any equipment current draw should stay under that value. You should find the current requirement for your winch on its paperwork or somewhere on the winch itself. Be aware that it will draw much more current under load. For additional safety, I installed a 10 amp fuse in line with my reducer's 12 volt output line. This should be a "slow blow" type fuse to allow for initial current surge often experienced with motors (such as my garden sprayer). I'd rather blow a fuse than burn out my reducer. This unit produces the correct 12 volts from the 36 volt battery bank to power your winch. However, be careful of the output current draw required for winch. The voltage reducer is rated at 10 amps output, so any equipment current draw should stay under that value. You should find the current requirement for your winch on its paperwork or somewhere on the winch itself. Be aware that it will draw much more current under load. For additional safety, I installed a 10 amp fuse in line with my reducer's 12 volt output line. This should be a "slow blow" type fuse to allow for initial... » Read More This unit produces the correct 12 volts from the 36 volt battery bank to power your winch. However, be careful of the output current draw required for winch. The voltage reducer is rated at 10 amps output, so any equipment current draw should stay under that value. You should find the current requirement for your winch on its paperwork or somewhere on the winch itself. Be aware that it will draw much more current under load. For additional safety, I installed a 10 amp fuse in line with my reducer's 12 volt output line. This should be a "slow blow" type fuse to allow for initial current surge often experienced with motors (such as my garden sprayer). I'd rather blow a fuse than burn out my reducer. « Show Less
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what would concern me first is the amount of current the winch would draw. you can go direct to the battery only using power from 2 batteries to give you the 12 volts needed to power the winch. I hope this helps you.
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I am not a electrician. I am using these connectors on a 8500 lb . winch. They are made well and seem heavy duty. Each half measures 2×3 inches with solid copper, cupped, terminals that I sodered my wire to. I think these are heavy enough for your 12,000.Gus.
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check mile marker controllers --this will work --I have a 10k Chicago winch and its perfect--bought from amazon
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I'm not sure your exact setup but the two wires with the bullet connections are for your winch power the black bare wire is your ground and the red bare wire is your switched power. Hope this helps
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As long as your input is somewhere between 40v and 48v it will work on any model golf cart and give you 12v on the output.
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Thank you for your inquiry. This winch is meant to connect to a 12 Volt Battery. I hope this helps answer your question. Renee - ProMark Offroad
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Michael, I would think that it would work. I had used this for my winch on my ATV and it worked great. I had an existing housing to put the switch into to keep it dry. Good luck.
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I'm not sure. I used it on my warn winch that used to have the big heavy duty rocker switch.
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Yes, that's exactly what I use it for. A 48V golf cart with four 12V batteries in series.
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This is a 12V battery, but for running even a small winch that still pulls ~40 amps I'd go for a bigger battery. This one is rated for 18 amp-hour (hinting it'll supply 18 amps for 1 hour, or 9 amps for 2 hours, etc) and I don't think it's a good idea to pull more than that 18 amp rating for more than a few seconds (like to crank a car).
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I think it would work for your ATV winch if the winch draws less than 30 AMPs which it most likely does.
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You need to buy winch contactor as well to use this with a winch. This is just a simple switch. The winch contactor is needed to handle the large voltage needed to run the winch. I have both and they have worked well so far.
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as long as the mounting bolt pattern are the same. that size winch will be heavy to keep removing. I have a Quadratec 9500 and had no problems mounting it or using it.
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I found this controller here on amazon, and it should be compatible with this winch. The controller: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002PNOKKQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?qid=1386119695&sr;=8-2π=SX200
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I used the Warn 38842 control pack on another brand winch, I called Warn customer service and asked for a control pack for an 8000# winch. This is what they offered.
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It worked perfect on my cart.. Pretty much any 36v solenoid will work so shop around no need to pay a lot for one..
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It will work on any 36 volt cart IF you are willing to change the plug, as I did. Good value, works well.