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Anvil - 4,500 Lbs. Winch w/ Metal Cable & Roller Fairlead.

Item EK-61-877659-1
Anvil - 4,500 Lbs. Winch w/ Metal Cable & Roller Fairlead.
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      Product Information

      Features, Description, Q&A

      Features

      • 4,500 Lbs Winch
      • 3.5 HP Motor - Permanent Magnet
      • Gear Train: 3-Stage Planetary
      • Gear Reduction Ratio: 166:1
      • Metal Cable - 6.5 mm x 49 Feet Long
      • Fairlead: 4-Way Roller
      • Wireless Remote Control
      • Wired Remote Handlebar Switch
      • Free-Spooling w/ Clutch & Brake
      • Waterproof

      Description

      Anvil 12-volt 4,500 lb. winches are ideal for use on ATV's, UTV's, and Car Trailers. This winch is powered by an efficient 3.5HP 12-volt permanent magnet motor w/ 3-stage planetary gear. Choose from a metal cable & 4-way roller fairlead, or a synthetic rope & aluminum Hawse fairlead. The wireless remote control is really handy when loading a vehicle on a trailer, since you can steer the vehicle while controlling the winch. Includes: winch, fairlead, mounting plate, solenoid, handlebar switch, wireless remote, wire & hardware.

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