Trac Outdoor Day-Runner Electrical Trailer Winch
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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'' wired remote plus a 30' 7/32'' steel cable. 9' of wire to connect to the battery. The Day-Runner includes a wireless remote. Boat length: Up to 20'. Rolling boat weight: 7,000 lb. Pulling capacity: 2,500 lb. Unit weight: 17 lb. Dimensions: 8.25'' x 9'' x 6.75''.
Manufacturer model #: T10124-C.
Rated 3.3 out of 5Â by 10
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Rated 4 out of 5Â by George56 Remote winch
Winch worked as expected, remote light is a nice feature. I installed a garden tractor battery on the trailer tongue inside a Remy battery box. Total wire run to winch less that three feet. Plenty of power, no problem pulling my 16.5' Starcraft with a 90 hp Mariner up on th bunks. The buttons on the transmitter could be more sensitive. After pulling the entire lenth of the boat on the trailer your thumb gets tired. Often contact was broken and had to push harder on button. Other than that it works fine. The plug in buttons worked ok. I fish alone often and will use the transmiiter most of the time. At the angle the winch is mounted I removed the emergency handle, I almost lost it on the first outing. After reading other reviews I felt dedecated battery was the way to go. Now I can tow it with any vehicle.
May 12, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5Â by im1cardr save your $$$$
i purchaced this winch just over a year ago. it was used 8 times to pull boat on trailer last 2 had to powerload due to winch not performing properly. motor burned up. customer service with the company is worse than horriable. you will be better off with a ratchet strap from your local hardware store!
July 21, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5Â by LoriJo Electric Boat Wench
My husband wanted this wench for our boat, & once installed, it works great. HOWEVER....the installation left something to be desired!! Forget the instructions...he had to do modifications in order for it to fit properly where it was supposed to. It took about 2+ hrs. to get it mounted. On the other hand, once installed, it works great. As for recommending to a friend....for installation...NO...but for finished product...YES...
May 5, 2011
Rated 2 out of 5Â by S333 far too involved to be practical
After purchasing this winch, unboxing it, and reading the instructions, I decided to return it. The process of wiring the winch for power is way too involved for most people to be worth the trouble.
Your main options are basically 1. running heavy gauge wire from your battery to the rear or your vehicle and either mounting a permanent receptacle or leaving a coil of wire somewhere in the back, or 2. mounting a battery in your truck bed or on the trailer somewhere. I have 2 tow vehicles and there's no way the wife was letting me run wires all over her new Tahoe, so option 1 was immediately out of the question, not to mention the cost of 50 feet of heavy gauge wiring and 2 recepticles. option 2 meant buying another battery, battery box, mounting hardware and wiring not to mention i would have to worry about keeping it charged, which meant more wiring or buying a portable charger (my boat is all on board).
Either option would probably have cost me at least another $100, which meant I could buy 3 high quality manual winches for the cost of putting this one on. It felt like I would be causing a lot more problems than i would be adding conveniences, so I made the call and bought a very nice manual winch instead for a 3rd of the price installed.
March 22, 2011
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can a strap be put on in place of cable?
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No, the spool is too wide and there is no good way to attach the strap to a cable drum. However, the Lite Cruiser item number 38-532-611-00 comes with strap. ThanksDetails:Â
our boat is 21' and weighs 2300 lbs. would this wench workAnswers
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i used mine to pull a 21' bayliner trophy cuddy and had no problem
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rolling weight means your boat trailer has rollers not bunks. If you have bunks use the pulling weight.A:Â
It will if have your trailer in the water were it should be. Thats were the handy wireless remote comes in.Answers
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At this time, we do not have lock nuts. However, you might check with Trac Outdoors for assistance.Trac Outdoors: http://stores.trac-outdoor.net/-str...
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dial is to lock the spindle to the motor, with a loss of dc power good luck loading the winch handle that this product comes with is its only downfall, howerver a couple of nuts from your local hardware store jamed together and a 1/2 in breaker bar or lug wrench worked great for meA:Â
Yes...there's a crank attached to the back of the wench for loading manually.
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If this is about the Trac winches, then yes they come with a manual crank handle, but it is tiny and very cheap. I wouldn't want to be stuck depending on it in a pinch.A:Â
Maybe a small boat. Hand winch is very little and you can not get very good leverage.Answers
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the brake light system will not supply the amprage that the winch requires however if your using a 7 wire trailer connection i used the power cable on that to wire in mine
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No. It requires too much current to run off any existing wiring in your trailer or truck. you'll need to run additional wiring or install a separate battery, which is why in my opinion electric winches aren't a practical option for most people.A:Â
Yes. You will need a 7 wire adapter for your plug. Bad side of this is you can not unplug your trailer lights. If you do your winch will not work.A:Â
I bought one in Feb. 2009. Ran a 30 amp fused wire from the battery to trailer light plug. Cut the clamp connectors off the power cord and hooked it to a plug for the connector. Had trouble with it all summer, it is now Nov. 2009 and the last two times out I had to hand crank the boat onto the trailer. Winch is coming off and putting a manual winch back on.A:Â
Well, yes, it can be wired to the brake circuit but chances are the first time you used it a combination of the following three things would happen:1. At best you would blow the fuse to your brake lights.
2. You will cook your brake light wiring and maybe more.
3. At worst, real expensive damage would happen to your vehicles electrical system.
As near as I can tell this winch has 30 amp protection and a set of alligator clips. The only real way to hard wire it is to run the appropriate sized wiring between the battery and winch plug. Same concept as your trailer light connector but with 8 gauge wires and bumper plug for the winch.
Wiring kits I have seen start at about 50 bucks.
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I would like to know if this item has a better performance then the Trac Day-runner because from what I read about the trac day-runner is not impressive at all. And I need a product in that line, what do you suggest that I buy.Thank you...
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All the neg feedback on this product is not accurate in my opion. I have two day runners and they work flawless. I guy said it won't pull my boat on. Mine won't either if the trailer is not backed into the lake were it should be and the battery does not have a good charge. I have 2 heavy 17 & 19ft G3's around 4000lb. each and it pulls them on with little effort. As far a wiring, I bring a deep cycle that I put in the bed at load time and is rigged with a quick connect. All I can say is that if I wear these out I will by more Trac'sA:Â
The slider pads. Then you won't need an electric winch.1 of 1
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