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13500lb - 175000lb - 20000lb
Detailed specifications - 13500lb
Motor: 12V DC 6.8HP/5.0KW Series Wound
Controls: 1 x Handlebar & 2 x Wireless
Gear Train: 3-Stage Planetary
Gear Ratio: 265:1
Drum Dimensions: 64mm / 224mm
Recommended Battery: 12 Amp Hour minimum
Duty Cycle: Intermittent
Mounting Bolt Pattern: 254mm x 114.3mm
No.
Name
1
M6*16 inside hex bolt
2
8mm spring washer
3
Motor assembly
4
Brake assembly
5
Transmission shaft
6
Free bearing
7
O ring sealing
8
Drum
9
Transmission shaft
10
Inside hex bolt 4*16
11
Gear box bracket
12
Washer
13
3rd stage inner gear
1 st / 2 nd stage inner gear
14
Qty No.
Name
4
15
Jump ring
4
16
Gear box outer casing
1
17
Clutch handle assembly
1
18
3rd stage planetary gear
1
19
2nd stage planetary gear
2
20
1st stage planetary gear
2
21
Hex center gear
1
22
Heel block
2
23
End cover
8
24
4mm spring washer
1
25
Inside hex bolt 4*25
2
26
Wired remote handle
1
27
Control box assembly
1
28
Ø10 Flat washer
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Line pull and rope capacity layer
Line Pull (Lb)
0
Line Speed (Ft/Min)
13500
Amps
75
Line speed and amp draw - first layer
Layers of cable
Line pull (lb)
13500
Cable / Layer (ft)
15.75
Qty No.
1
29
1
30
1
31
1
32
1
33
1
34
1
35
1
36
1
37
10
38
10
39
1
40
1
4
4000
8000
10000
11.71
7.2
6.2
90
253
310
1
2
3
10710
8810
36.75
62
Name
Ø10 spring washer
10*35 hex screw
Wire rope assembly
Fairlead
12*25 hex screw
Ø12 spring washer
Ø12 flat washer
12mm hex nut
Hook
Hook belt
10mm square nut
Wireless remote control
13500
4.59
370
4
6812
88.6
Qty
4
4
1
1
2
2
2
2
1
1
4
2
11
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i pulled the winch in to far and the winch has stopped working
@ted currey
To fix a Rhino Winch 17500lb that has stopped working after being pulled in too far, follow these steps:
1. Check the Power Supply: Ensure the battery is charged and all power connections are secure. Verify that the long red cable is connected to the positive battery terminal and the black cable to the negative terminal.
2. Inspect the Control Box Connections: Confirm that all control wires (yellow, red, and black) are securely connected to their respective terminals on the winch.
3. Examine the Winch Motor for Overheating: If the winch has been used extensively, let it cool down before attempting to operate it again.
4. Verify the Automatic Brake and Drum Condition: Ensure the rope is not jammed or bunched up on one side of the drum, as this can prevent movement.
5. Check the Remote Control: Make sure the remote control is functioning properly and that it is not left in an activated state.
6. Inspect for Mechanical Obstructions: Look for any physical blockages or damage in the winch mechanism that may prevent movement.
If the winch still does not function, consider consulting a technician or referring to the troubleshooting section of the manual.
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