Exploring on a UTV or ATV vehicle can at time prove a little tricky...
Whether it be wading through that pool of water that was a little deeper than you initially thought. Or, perhaps that patch of wet ground that's a little stickier than usual! We know you want to keep things moving...
Introducing the Novawinch T-Series 12v Electric ATV UTV Winch designed and developed with UTV's and ATV's solely in mind. Mountable, durable and hard-wearing this winch performs to the highest standard time and time again, whilst fitting the aesthetics of your vehicle.
Discreet and sleek the winch promises to fit your vehicle perfectly because no one wants an oversized clunky winch bouncing around
or upsetting the look of your pride and joy are we right?!
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What sets the Novawinch T-Series 12v Electric ATV UTV Winch apart from the rest?
Complete with a 12v supply, chrome-plated spool control avoids corrosion resistance the winch is easy to connect to your vehicle and will stand the test of time. With IP67 motor and gearbox ensuring protection against ingress of dust and water jets. Controlled via a rocker switch wired control switch and fixed to a durable base mounting plate for easy fitting to your vehicle whilst remaining secure over that often rough terrain. Fitted with a 4-way fairlead reducing cable wear, along with a contactor, cable assembly kit and supplied with either wire rope or synthetic rope this item promises to offer everything you could need to keep those wheels turning.
Available with either wire rope as standard or with synthetic rope as an optional choice.
What is a straight line pull?
A straight line pull is a direct attachment from the winch to the anchorage point in one single straight line, with no angles, twists or bends from point A to point B
Configuring your winch...
It is key to keep in mind that you should always look to pull in a straight line with no angles as this greatly reduces the risk of uneven winding on the drum of the winch along with additional stress on the motor.
Of course, any winch can be increased in capacity by altering the configuration often including such things as pulley blocks or anchorage points.
A few examples below...
Introducing a pulley block into the configuration can have additional benefits such as relief on the motor, winch and all components involved along with increasing the load capacity.
When double lining the pulley block used should be rated to a minimum of 2x the winch pull line rating.
The initial straight line pull should still remain straight pull only from winch to pulley block! Maintaining the relief of stress and strain on the winch and its mechanisms.