Zhme Cable Pulling Offroad Winch 1000lbs with Wire Rope

1.Lower noise/Reliable & stable performance

2.One-time die-casting/Firm structure/Steel 3-stage planetary gears/High-efficiency/lower noise/Persistent pull line/High quality grease/Enable winch operation temperature under 40


Specifications
Rated line pull: 10000 Lbs (4536kgs) single line.
Motor: Series wound 5.5 HP /4.1kw 12V DC 7.4 HP /5.4kw 24V DC
Gear Train: 3 stage planetary
Gear ratio: 265: 1
Clutch: Sliding Ring gear
Braking action: Automatic in the drum
Battery: Recommended 650 CCA minimum for winching
Battery: 25mm2, 72(1.83m)
Fairlead: 4-way Roller fairlead
Wire rope: 5/16"× 92'( 8.3mm × 28m)
Drum size: 2.5"× 8.8"( 63.5mm× 224mm)
Dimensions: 21.5"× 6.3"× 8.6"( 548mm× 160mm× 218mm)
Mounting bolt pattern: 10"× 4.5"(254mm× 114.3mm)
N. W: 38 kg (84Lbs)
Packing: 620mmx360mmx260mm (420PCS per 20" container)

 

How do offroad winch gears work?

Most electric winches on the market today use a planetary gear system, which is similar to the gearing used for the automatic transmission in your vehicle.

It's basically a set of gears inside a larger gear. The "planetary" gears revolve around a "sun" gear in the center.

The two other main types of gears are spur gears and worm gears, neither of which are widely available in offroad winches.

The spur gear is composed of a pair of gears, one bigger than the other. The bigger gear connects to the motor shaft, and the smaller gear connects to the winch shaft. Spur gears are fast, smooth, and quiet.

The worm gear is composed of a pinion and worm gear. It operates based on a line of contact rather than a point of contact. Worm gears are common for tow trucks but are much slower than spur and planetary gears.