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Trac Outdoor Lite-Cruiser Electrical Trailer Winch

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  • Remote control operation
  • Built-in light for low- or no-light conditions
  • Smooth running, heat-treated gears
  • Bolts into the same holes as your hand crank winch

Gone are the days of loading your boat by hand! With TRAC winches, just press the remote control button and watch your boat glide onto the trailer with 6 fpm line speed. The built-in light makes operation in low or no light more user-friendly while the smooth-running heat-treated gear systems help reduce wear and tear. Bolts into the same holes as your hand crank winch. Requires 12V power. Includes 9'9'' power [Read More]

   
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  • Remote control operation
  • Built-in light for low- or no-light conditions
  • Smooth running, heat-treated gears
  • Bolts into the same holes as your hand crank winch

Gone are the days of loading your boat by hand! With TRAC winches, just press the remote control button and watch your boat glide onto the trailer with 6 fpm line speed. The built-in light makes operation in low or no light more user-friendly while the smooth-running heat-treated gear systems help reduce wear and tear. Bolts into the same holes as your hand crank winch. Requires 12V power. Includes 9'9'' power cord with battery clips plus a 30' 7/32'' steel cable. The Lite-Cruiser includes a wireless remote. Boat length: up to 24'. Rolling boat weight: 9,900 lb. Pulling capacity: 3,500 lb. Unit weight: 24 lb. Dimensions: 9.5'' x 9.5'' x 8''.

Manufacturer model #: T10128-C.

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1 month, 4 weeks ago
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Yes, item number 38-532-611-00 is equipped with a 20’ strap.
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 - greensburg ind
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yes i had bunks and it worked great no problems at all
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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Yes all 3 units of trailer winches by Trac Outdoors work with either rolling or flat bunks as long as they are under the length/weight limits for the particular unit.
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Hand Crankable?

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If the electric part of this were to fail (motor goes, wiring problem, battery dies), is there a way to crank it in by hand...as a backup?
11 months ago
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 - Connecticut Coast
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Yes, there is a back up hand crank.
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Yes there is, but the crank that comes with it looks/feels a little sketchy. I would hate to have to rely on it to get my boat out of the water.
9 months ago
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 - Washington St.
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lite-cruiser elec. winch
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4 opions to bolt down
3 months, 2 weeks ago
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 - chesapeake va
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It has a pair of bolts which drop through the holes in the front, and a single, slotted hole which allows you to adjust for the back. Obviously, it depends on which way you are facing, but it will bolt up to your existing bolt pattern
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Uses standard bolt pattern – same as a hand crank winch.
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