Will this work with an Atlas 12 volt13000 lb winch?
1972022
I haven't found the DC current rating of the controller box, but I estimate that it won't handle the current of a 13000 lb winch, at least when it's heavily loaded. You _could_ use this controller to drive the coils of a couple of 12V heavy-duty starter-starter type relays from an auto parts store, and hook the large contacts of those relays to your winch. Then there would be almost no limit to the size of winch you can control. An auto mechanic/tinkerer type person could hook it up for you. Alternately, look for a heavier duty remote control...
1972023
Yes it will...you just have to hook the correct wires...theres a good wire diagram that comes with it
1972024
It is a universal remote, so I would think it would work. Because of the wiring on my winch is buried, I had it installed locally from a 4x shop.
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.
1972026
This remote needs a reversing solenoid some winches come with one mine didn't. I bought one from Ebay for around $25.00. The remote comes with wiring instructions If you need one. I bought this remote and It works great!! Dan G.
1972027
If your winch is 3,000 lbs, no problem. 13,000 lb winches draw a _lot_ more current...
1972028
yes, it worked well, I had no problem with the control or its installation, I recommend
1891741
I would definitely not use this for a winch. This is a light duty for basically LED lighting only.
1932465
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 23 inches with solid copper, cupped, terminals that I sodered my wire to. I think these are heavy enough for your 12,000. Gus.
1615317
I put a no-name 12,000 lb winch on it no problem and it worked great! You shouldn't have any issue with the Warn Model M8000.
232430
I have a 9,000 winch from rugged ridge and it fits great , yours should fit , however I'm not an expert. , I would call rampage and ask to be sure.
2269054
Not sure. I do know the winch connects to the plate on your trailer with bolts whose heads slide in to the winch and face down into holes in your plate. If your plate's holes are not big enough just drill larger holes. This thing is a beast. You should buy it.
766345
It should, the bolt pattern are standardized on electric winches that size most manufacturer of 14k 12k 10k 9k 8k 7k 6k winches are all the same mount points.
2246735
Hi again Michelle - I think the comment about "ONLY the listed winches" refers more to winch size (2500# or 3000#) than brand. Often folks will buy a 3500# winch for this installation (bigger is better?) and it won't work because it has a different mount bolt pattern. The 2500# and 3000# winches (regardless of make) have the same bolt pattern. Also, your Superwinch comes with a Hawes fairlead so no need to spend extra money on that! :)
532036
I am sure it will. Worst case scenario is you may need to crimp something to the wire(s) but all winches have that little power converter box,,, and this switch WILL work with that.
1615315
I'm not exactly familiar with Warn winch setups but my 12,000lb badlands winch fits it beautifully. It fits my hands just fine but it is an extremely heavy rig. (About 125lbs). I've used it multiple times with no problems or hangups with the feeder configuration.
791163
NO! The extension is rated for less than your winch, and the extension would increase the side loading WAAAAY too much.
364747
Most winches have a 4.5x10" mounting holes on bottom. It's universal for most all winches. The winch should fit.
2024927
Winch works on any 12v battery, so if you can design a mount for the winch, you can use it as long as system is 12v.
151068
im pretty sure it will. this unit puts out 12v positive thru the in or out wire. its not plug and play you have to wire it in to your contactor or solenoids. to check open the cover on winch, ground out a test light or mutil-meter and check that when you push your pendant to in or out-it is applying 12v positive leg of current to the contactor or solenoid-if it is your good. it is pretty much universal. my advice too-put a toggle or use at least a key on power supply so interference or a short cant cause it to power the winch up on its own. you know... fire, ouch etc lol not good. mine has been a good little unit. about 150ft range actual. the little 12v key fob battery lasts about an hour of use get a spare at the drug store and throw it in the glove box.
2204620
It should fit. It will mount most standard winch plates and comes with an offset plate in case you need to mount off center.
1835538
Yes, but I modified the black box to remove the red on/off switch and connect the button straight to the inside because I mounted that under the machine. The black box is the coil / relay that is in your original switch that came with your winch. The Red and Black wires have ring lugs on them that connect where the red and black wires would go from that bulky switch. Then the in and out button plugs into the box. This would work with any brand winch if you by-passed the original coil
576834
It will mount just about any winch because it has universal mounting holes. You still need the winch plate. It doesn't come with