The best winches, compared.
Top pick: AKRIXKIP 1600 lb hand winch Best value: FreeTec 1130 kg hand winch – Different ASIN, score 80, at about £42.74 with 10 m of polyester and 4.5 from 883 reviews, for a boat or caravan trailer rather than a dearer 12 V winch. Updated October 2026.
A winch here is the whole machine: a spool, gears or a motor, and a hook or a strap. On amazon.co.uk the same search mixes a 12 V recovery winch, a manual boat-trailer winch, a wire winch sold for lifting, and a cable puller or a drill winch. You tell them apart by one agreed capacity, a line that matches the fairlead, a pawl or brake that holds, and a mounting that fits the job. A recovery pound rating is a horizontal line pull, usually on the first layer, not a weight you may hang. None of the twelve is treated as UKCA markedOLER certified. Job, pull, and line are ordered in the [winch buying guide](/hub/lifting-equipment/winch/sub/winch-buying-guide). A boat trailer, a vehicle recovery, a suspended lift, and a short heavy drag are not the same purchase. Whether you need a battery or a crank is set out in [electric or manual winch](/hub/lifting-equipment/winch/sub/winch-electric-or-manual).
A winch here is the whole machine: a spool, gears or a motor, and a hook or a strap.
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The AKRIXKIP AK-QP-JP is a £34.71 manual trailer winch with 1,600 lb in the title, a 2 inch by 26 ft polyester strap, a two-way ratchet, and 4.6 from 309 amazon.co.uk ratings. Almost all of the review text in the file is from outside the United Kingdom. The one short UK review says it works well and does a great job, with no further detail on the pawl or the stitching. The brand line also says AOFCRELI, and the gear is printed as both 4:1 in the title and 4.1:1 in a bullet. The hole pattern is not stated, so you cannot match a trailer post from the page alone. Non-UK texts mention logs and, in one case, pulling roof trusses, which is not a job the listing states. At 3.32 kg it is lighter than the FreeTec, and the stated pull is lower than that winch's 1,130 kg. There is no repeated UK defect in the file, and there is also almost no UK detail you can use to judge a ramp pull.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a light strap winch around 1,600 lb for a jet ski or a small boat, and you will check the holes on the post before you trust the star line.
Less suitable: You want UK review detail on gears and stitching, or a 1,130 kg strap winch with 10 m of webbing.
Specifications
Common questions
What gear ratio is printed?
The title says 4:1. A bullet says 4.1:1. Both are left as printed.
What strap is included?
A blue polyester strap, 2 inches by 26 ft, with a forged-steel hook and a safety pawl.
Which brand name is on the listing?
The manufacturer line says AKRIXKIP. A brand-name line says AOFCRELI. The model is AK-QP-JP.
The Stealth ST35STA12 is a 9.8 kg 12 V synthetic winch at £139.99 with 3,500 lb on the title and 4.6 from 112 amazon.co.uk reviews, the strongest star line among the 12 V rows that have a UK review set. UK reviewers describe an easy fit, use of both the wired and wireless controls, and pulls on a trailer, a horsebox ramp, half-ton trailer loads, and motorbikes into a van. One buyer found it quieter than expected. The title prints 1,588 kg and the style line prints 1,587 kg for the same 3,500 lb figure, so the kilograms do not match to the last digit and should not be averaged into a third number. Rope length is not stated, a load brake is not stated, and the page asks whether the winch is weatherproof without answering in the bullets. One detailed UK review had only been run with no load, and another said the manual needed common sense rather than a clear sequence. The bolt pattern is 79.5 mm, not the 168 mm by 76.2 mm pattern on the 4,500 lb Stealth, so the two plates are not interchangeable.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a lighter synthetic 12 V winch than the 4,500 lb Stealth for trailers, a horsebox ramp, or bikes into a van, and you will measure the 79.5 mm holes.
Less suitable: You need a published rope length, a weather rating, or the larger 168 mm by 76.2 mm plate.
Specifications
Common questions
What capacity is printed?
3,500 lb in the title and the capacity bullet. The title also prints 1,588 kg and the style line prints 1,587 kg.
Is a boat trailer one of the stated uses?
Yes. The range bullet includes boat trailers, with ATV and utility use.
Does the listing say it is weatherproof?
The page asks the question. The bullets do not answer it.
The FreeTec FY9210 is the £42.74 manual strap winch with 1,130 kg (2,500 lb) in the title, a 10 m by 50 mm blue polyester strap, and 4.5 from 883 amazon.co.uk reviews. UK owners have fitted it to existing trailer holes, including a 4.5 m RIB trailer and a car trailer, and they use the stated two-speed gear to pull the boat. A load-capacity cell also prints 1,133.98 kg, a second kilogram figure rather than a second test, and the item-dimensions cell prints 7.32 m by 0.05 m, which tracks the strap more than the frame. The base is given as 4-3/4 inch by 7-3/4 inch, and the dual-speed ratios are not printed. One owner found the gears dry, stripped and greased the winch, and measured 1 to 2 mm of side play on the three spindles. That same review calls the ratchet noisy and difficult to secure, and describes the winch as cheap rather than something for frequent professional use, after also using it while hoisting a wind turbine. The listing is written as a trailer pull for boats and caravans, not as a declared suspended-load rating.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are winching a boat or caravan up a trailer and want a 10 m strap with a large UK review count at £42.74.
Less suitable: You need a greased, quiet winch for daily professional use, or a stated rating for a load that hangs in the air.
Specifications
Common questions
What strap does the listing include?
A blue polyester strap, 10 m long and 50 mm wide, with a hook and a safety pawl.
Does it state two speeds?
Yes. The bullet says a dual-speed gear and a forward and reverse ratchet. It does not print the ratios.
Is 1,133.98 kg a second test?
No. The title says 1,130 kg (2,500 lb). A load-capacity field prints 1,133.98 kg beside a 2,500 pound tensile-strength field.
The SENKEYFE drill winch is £94.74, states 1,000 lb, and includes 40 ft of steel rope with a two-speed clutch that free-spools or locks to pull, but the drill is not in the box and the bullet asks for a 5/16 inch chuck. It shows 4.5 from 54 amazon.co.uk ratings, and none of the review texts in the file are from the United Kingdom. Reviewers outside the UK have used a cordless drill to winch a boat and motor onto a trailer or to load a snowmobile, and they say a stronger drill makes the pull better. The work is described as slow but still useful for one person. A German review says the planetary gearbox had almost no grease and ran dry. A US review treats about 750 lb as an assist only, not a recovery of a vehicle from a hole. The title says alloy steel rope and a bullet says galvanised steel rope, so the line material is printed two ways. At 6.6 kg it is portable, and the bullets describe dragging, fencing, and light handling rather than a suspended-load rating.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already have a strong cordless drill and you want a portable pull for a trailer, a fence, or a light drag.
Less suitable: You need a vehicle recovery winch, a drill in the box, or UK review text before you buy.
Specifications
Common questions
Do I need my own drill?
Yes. The bullet says a 5/16 standard drill, and that the drill is not included.
How long is the rope?
40 ft. The title says alloy steel. A bullet says galvanised steel rope.
Does the listing rate it for lifting?
It states a 1,000 lb pulling capacity for dragging and handling. It does not print a suspended-load rating.
The RUGCEL 2500LB-NEW is a £101.99 12 V ATV kit that states 2,500 lb and includes steel cable, a wired remote, a roller fairlead, a mount plate, and hardware, with 4.5 from 21 amazon.co.uk ratings. Cable length and motor horsepower are not stated, and a brake is not named. Only one United Kingdom review is in the file: the reviewer could not get the winch to run and reported a huge current draw when 12 V was applied, while allowing that it might be a single faulty unit. The other reviews in the file are from the United States or Canada and describe a typical ATV winch. One US review used it to lift into a loft, which is a review use and not a listing rating, and another doubts a switch supplied without a relay. It weighs 7.35 kg and measures 53.09 by 20.07 by 20.07 cm. The date first available is 29 April 2026, so the sample is still small. The roller fairlead is the right guide type for steel cable, but you still do not know how much line is on the drum.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a small 12 V steel ATV kit with the fairlead and plate in the box, and you can test it on a battery before you need it.
Less suitable: You need a UK-proven install, a stated cable length, or a synthetic rope.
Specifications
Common questions
What is in the kit?
The title lists a steel-cable winch, a wired remote, a roller fairlead, and mounting hardware. An instruction manual is in the bullets. Cable length is not stated.
Which ATVs does it name?
It says most ATVs, UTVs, and small trailers. It does not list models.
What did the UK review say?
One UK review says the winch would not run and drew a large current on 12 V. The reviewer says that may be one faulty unit.
The Einhell TC-WI 500 is a £51.12 hand wire winch with a 500 kg maximum bearing force, 10 m of cable printed as 4, 2 mm, a return lock, and 4.4 from 1,500 amazon.co.uk reviews, the largest count in this set. UK reviewers have used it for garage lifts, beams, a boulder, and items up stairs when the plate is fixed properly, and some needed only one or two bolts. The bullets also call it a hoist, while the title stays with bearing force, so the page mixes winch and hoist language without a declared safe working load. Cable tangles when you pay it out, which comes up often in the UK reviews. The base takes a lot of twisting force, and one review says not to overload it. Item weight and frame dimensions are missing from the specification lines that were read. The return lock and the safety tab are what the listing offers to hold the load and to stop the hook coming off, which is more hold than the 12 V recovery rows state, and that wording is still not a LOLER certificate.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a compact hand wire winch around 500 kg for a garage beam or a short move on a plate you can bolt down solidly.
Less suitable: You want a boat-trailer strap, or you need a certified hoist rather than a listing that also uses the word hoist.
Specifications
Common questions
What load does the listing state?
A maximum bearing force of 500 kg, in the title and the first bullet. A pound figure is not printed.
Does it state a brake?
It states a return lock, and a safety tab that is said to stop the load coming off the hook.
What is the cable?
10 m of non-twist wire. The diameter is printed as 4, 2 mm.
The RUGCEL TANK 13500 is the only 13,500 lb (6,123 kg) recovery winch in this set, at £399.99, with 26 m of 11 mm nylon rope, a 7.2 hp series-wound motor, a three-stage planetary gear, and 4.4 from 374 amazon.co.uk ratings. Most of the review text in the file is not from the United Kingdom. The UK notes call a first install powerful and straightforward, and one UK reviewer had fitted the winch without loading it yet. Another UK review says the L-shaped steel wire guide was missing and the seller did not reply. The dimension cell prints 530 x 20 x 20 cm, which is why the comparison score sits at 72, and a load brake is not stated even though a free-spool clutch is. The remote is described as wired and infrared, up to 30.5 m. At 29 kg this is a vehicle-recovery kit, not a trailer-post crank, and the pound rating is a horizontal line pull rather than a weight you may hang.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are fitting a large 12 V synthetic recovery winch and you will measure the body yourself rather than trust the 530 cm dimension cell.
Less suitable: You want a boat-trailer strap, a small ATV kit, or a stated brake for a load that hangs.
Specifications
Common questions
What rope does the listing specify?
26 m of 11 mm nylon rope. The title calls it a synthetic rope and says waterproof. No IP rating is printed.
What remote is included?
A 2-in-1 controller. The bullet says wired and infrared control, with a stated range of 100 ft (30.5 m).
What size is printed for the body?
The specification table prints 530 x 20 x 20 cm and an item weight of 29 kg. The cell is shown as printed.
Across 105 amazon.co.uk reviews at 4.4, the Stealth STS12 is a 14 kg 12 V winch at £169.99 with 4,500 lb stated, and UK reviewers have used it to pull a boat onto a trailer, haul a Transit up transporter ramps, and fit a Polaris Ranger. The listing gives a 1.41 hp permanent-magnet motor, full steel gearing, a free-spool clutch, and a 168 mm by 76.2 mm bolt pattern, which is not the 79.5 mm pattern on the 3,500 lb Stealth. One bullet pairs a 3.9 m wired hand control with a wireless control, while another says two wireless remotes, so the remote count is not one figure. Rope length is not stated and a load brake is not stated, so you cannot check drum wraps from the page or leave a load hanging on the motor. Reviewers call the synthetic rope lighter than steel, but the electric box on top works loose, and one owner cable-tied the solenoid box after a year. The style line prints 4,500 lb/2,041 kg, in line with the pound rating. The comparison score of 84 is the highest here because that capacity line holds and the UK jobs match a horizontal recovery or trailer pull, not a suspended lift.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a 12 V synthetic winch around 4,500 lb for a trailer, an ATV, or a light vehicle pull, and you can check the 168 mm by 76.2 mm holes before you bolt it on.
Less suitable: You need a stated rope length, a load-holding brake, or the 79.5 mm pattern used on the 3,500 lb Stealth.
Specifications
Common questions
What pull does this Stealth listing state?
4,500 lb. The style line also prints 4,500 lb/2,041 kg. Rope length is not in the bullets.
Does the listing include a remote?
Yes. One bullet says a 3.9 m wired hand control and a wireless control. Another bullet says two wireless remote controls.
Will it bolt up like the 3,500 lb Stealth?
This listing prints a 168 mm by 76.2 mm pattern. The 3,500 lb listing prints 79.5 mm. They are not the same pattern.
The BOOMSTART BS005-B is a £38.94 hand winch at 4.3 from 14 amazon.co.uk reviews, and the listing does not settle on one capacity: a bullet prints 1,130 kg while the size field prints 270 kg (600 lb). The URL ASIN is B095733G1X and the printed ASIN line is B0CZ42B3QS, so the two identifiers are left as they appear and are not merged. Polyester webbing is stated, and a 5.0 mm by 10 m steel-cable size is also printed. Strap length appears as 7.6 m in a bullet, 10 m on the cable option, and 6 m in the size field. UK reviewers have used it as a boat winch and on a Rollerglide trailer, and one said the strap reached the load. One reviewer noticed two speeds that are not in the bullets, and another estimated 300 to 400 kg while recovering a magnet. There is no repeated breakage in the short UK text, so the problem on this row is the page, not a documented gear failure. At 2.25 kg it is light, and you still cannot tell whether 1,130 kg or 270 kg is the figure to plan around.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You already know the post and the load, and you will confirm one capacity with the seller before you treat either kilogram figure as the rating.
Less suitable: You need one agreed pull, one line type, and a review count you can lean on.
Specifications
Common questions
Which capacity should you treat as the rating?
The listing does not choose. A bullet prints 1,130 kg. The size field prints 270 kg and 600 lb. Both stay on the row.
Why are there two ASINs?
The product URL is B095733G1X. The technical-details line prints B0CZ42B3QS. This row uses the URL ASIN.
What line is described?
Blue polyester webbing, and also a steel-cable size of 5.0 mm by 10 m. Strap length is printed as 7.6 m in one place and 6 m in the size field.
The AB Tools TE694 is a £34.15 ratchet cable puller, not a post-mounted trailer winch: the bullets state 4 tons (8,000 lb), 3.05 m of aircraft cable, two drop-forged safety-catch hooks, a 534 mm ratcheting arm, and a maximum lift of 1.83 m. It scores 4.2 from 111 amazon.co.uk reviews. UK reviewers have pulled stumps, roots, a large tree trunk onto a trailer, a storm-damaged conifer, and a utility vehicle out of a stream, and more than one called it solid for the price. The box arrives without instructions, and one reviewer learned the release from a video after kicking the cable free. The release dogs feel short, and freeing the mechanism wants a third hand. The size field prints 70 mm without saying what that measures. You get about 1.83 m of lift on the listing before the 3.05 m cable runs out of useful stroke, so a long boat ramp is the wrong job for this tool.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You need a short, heavy drag or a stump pull, and you can learn the release before the cable is loaded.
Less suitable: You are winching a boat the length of a ramp, or you want a drum that stays on a post.
Specifications
Common questions
How far can it lift?
The bullet prints a maximum lift of 1.83 m (6 ft), with 3.05 m (10 ft) of aircraft cable.
What is the stated pull?
4 tons (8,000 lb). The load-capacity and tensile-strength fields also print 8,000 pounds.
Are instructions mentioned?
The listing does not say a manual is included. UK reviews say instructions were missing and the release was awkward.
The DASBET ZTC0524-1 is the cheapest drum in this set at £18.59, with 800 lb in the bullets, 16 ft of black webbing in the title, and 3.7 from 20 amazon.co.uk reviews, the weakest star line here. UK reviews report webbing stitching that failed on first use, a pawl that jams under load, a bolt too short for the nylock nut, gear teeth worn after two light jet-ski pulls, and three cogs that snapped on a first jet-ski pull. A bullet also calls the line a durable tow rope, so the material is not one clear word. A minority of reviewers say it matches the listing or works as described. Hardened stainless steel gears are claimed, and no gear ratio is printed. At 2.36 kg with slotted holes in the base it looks like a small boat-trailer winch, and those UK failure reports are why the comparison score sits at 34. The page asks about ATV use and the bullets do not answer.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You are comparing shelf prices and you already have another winch if this one fails on the first pull.
Less suitable: You are pulling a jet ski or a boat up a ramp and you need gears and stitching that the UK reviews support.
Specifications
Common questions
What pull is stated?
800 lb. A kilogram figure is not in the specification table.
What did UK reviews report?
Several say the webbing stitching failed, the pawl jammed, or the gears wore or snapped on early, light pulls, including a jet ski.
Does the listing confirm ATV use?
The page asks. The bullets name boats and hauling, and they do not answer the ATV question.
The Neilsen CT0711 is a £69.08 12 V winch with 2,000 lb and 907 kg both in the title, a 1.7 kW (2.3 hp) motor, and 15 m of 4 mm steel cable, and the title limits the job to horizontal winching of boats, tree stumps, and vehicles. There is no aggregate star line in the saved listing, so the comparison score stays at 50 even though UK reviews exist, many from 2013 to 2015 and one from 21 August 2026. Those reviews include a speedboat pulled up a drive into a garage, small stumps, a winch small enough for a boot, and an older account of a Transit towed out of a ditch. A 2026 review says it struggles while still inside the stated maximum. An early review pulled the anchoring van instead of the trees until the handbrake was set, and one reviewer says not to switch the car engine off while the winch is running. Product dimensions print as 1 x 1 x 1 cm beside an 11 kg weight, which cannot describe the winch and is left as printed. A page question asks if a remote is included, and the bullets do not say.
Pros
Cons
Best for: You want a modest 12 V horizontal pull with 15 m of cable already stated, and you will anchor the vehicle so the winch does not drag the wrong mass.
Less suitable: You need a current star count, a remote in the listing, or a stated pull above 2,000 lb.
Specifications
Common questions
What job does the title limit it to?
Horizontal winching of boats, tree stumps, and vehicles, at 2,000 lb / 907 kg.
Is a remote listed?
The page asks. The bullets do not say a remote is included.
Why is the star rating blank?
The saved listing has individual UK reviews and no line of the form “out of 5 stars (count)”. The count is not taken from those reviews.
Scores use the twelve amazon.co.uk listings kept here. Shelf prices, star lines, capacity wording, the line in the box, and review notes are the figures from those pages. This is not a lab test. None of the twelve pages is treated as UKCA marked, CE marked, or LOLER certified. The weights below sum to 100. A further deduction sits outside that 100 when a dimension cell cannot describe the product, when the URL ASIN disagrees with the printed ASIN, when two capacities are printed and not reconciled, or when the aggregate star line is absent. The highest score is the top pick. Best value is a different product.
Amazon line
30%Stars and review count on amazon.co.uk for that ASIN. No aggregate star line scores 0 on this block. A count under 20 cannot carry the block alone. Review bodies labelled outside the United Kingdom are discounted when they dominate the file.
One job, one capacity
25%A listing whose kilograms and pounds agree, or that prints one pull figure for one job, scores higher than a page with two capacities. A recovery pound rating is scored as horizontal line pull. A cable puller and a drill winch are scored on their own terms. A 13,500 lb kit does not gain points merely for being the largest number.
Line and hold
20%Rope, cable, or strap named once, a hook included, a pawl or return lock stated, and a fairlead matched where a kit includes one. Points come off when rope length is missing, when webbing and a steel-cable size share the page, and when a load brake is not stated on a motor sold beside lifting language.
Review themes
15%UK texts on a loose control box, dry gears, cable tangle, a difficult release, stitching, and a winch that would not run. A repeated failure on a light jet-ski pull counts against the listing. Praise from outside the United Kingdom does not fill a missing UK theme.
Shelf price
10%The GBP price on amazon.co.uk is scored against the stated job, not against the largest number in a bullet. The FreeTec strap at about £42.74 takes best value. The dearer 3,500 lb Stealth does not, because the rope length is still unstated.
Name the job before the largest number on the page. A 12 V recovery winch, a trailer strap, a wire winch, and a cable puller are different machines, and a seller pound rating is not a lab result for that ASIN.
A winch here is the complete machine: a spool, gears or a motor, and a hook or a strap. On amazon.co.uk the same search mixes a 12 V recovery winch, a manual boat-trailer winch, a wire winch sold for lifting, and a cable puller or a drill winch. Name the job first. A boat trailer, a vehicle recovery, a suspended lift, and a short heavy drag are not the same purchase.
A 13,500 lb kit does not win because the figure is the largest. BOOMSTART prints 1,130 kg and 270 kg on the same listing. Do not average two capacities, and do not treat a recovery pound rating as a suspended load.
HSE says ground-level winching, where the load never leaves the ground, is not lifting equipment. Suspending a load at work can bring in LOLER. LiftingSafety calls a DC recovery winch a poor hoist because the duty cycle is short. Do not lift people.
A 12 V motor is for intermittent use and needs a battery that can feed it. A hand winch needs a post that can take the twist. A cut strap or a kinked cable is a reason to stop. Call a competent person for lifting at work, a high-current vehicle install, or a chassis you did not design.
Name the job first: a boat trailer, a vehicle recovery, a suspended lift, or a short heavy drag. Keep a listing whose kilograms and pounds agree. The Stealth 4,500 lb style line prints 4,500 lb and 2,041 kg. The 3,500 lb Stealth prints 1,588 kg in the title and 1,587 kg on the style line. The FreeTec title says 1,130 kg (2,500 lb), and a load cell also prints 1,133.98 kg. BOOMSTART prints both 1,130 kg and 270 kg (600 lb).
Synthetic rope needs a smooth hawse. Steel cable needs a roller fairlead. Trailer webbing must lie flat. Points come off when the rope length is missing, as on both Stealth rows and the RUGCEL 2,500 lb kit, or when webbing and a steel-cable size share the page, as on BOOMSTART. A pawl, a return lock, or a stated load brake is the hold. A 12 V winch needs a battery and intermittent use. A hand winch needs a post that can take the twist.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You need webbing, or a small 12 V winch, and enough line to reach the bow eye. The FreeTec states 10 m by 50 mm of polyester and 1,130 kg (2,500 lb), at about £42.74, with 4.5 from 883 reviews. One UK review found the gears dry. The 3,500 lb Stealth is the lighter 12 V alternative if you will measure the 79.5 mm holes.
You need a 12 V winch and a battery that can feed it. The top pick is the Stealth 4,500 lb synthetic winch at about £169.99, score 84, with 4.4 from 105 reviews. The pull is a horizontal line, not a hanging load. Rope length is not stated, and the plate is 168 mm by 76.2 mm.
A mower or a beam needs a winch that states a hold, on a fixing that can take the twist. The Einhell TC-WI 500 states a 500 kg bearing force, 10 m of wire, and a return lock, at about £51.12, with 4.4 from 1,500 reviews. The bullets also say hoist. That is not a LOLER certificate, and the cable tangles as you pay it out.
The top pick is the Stealth 4,500 lb synthetic 12 V winch at about £169.99. It scores 84, the highest here, with 4.4 from 105 amazon.co.uk reviews, a single 4,500 lb figure, and UK review jobs that match a horizontal recovery or a trailer pull. Rope length is not stated, a load brake is not stated, and the bolt pattern is 168 mm by 76.2 mm. Best value is the FreeTec 1,130 kg hand winch at about £42.74, a different ASIN, score 80, with 10 m of polyester strap and 4.5 from 883 reviews, at roughly a quarter of the top-pick price. One UK review found the gears dry. Skip the Stealth if you need a published rope length or the 79.5 mm plate. Skip the FreeTec if you need a 12 V recovery winch or a stated rating for a load that hangs.
FreeTec 1130 kg hand winch
Different ASIN, score 80, at about £42.74 with 10 m of polyester and 4.5 from 883 reviews, for a boat or caravan trailer rather than a dearer 12 V winch.
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