WARN 2000 DC 12V Electric Winch, 2000 lb Pulling Capacity | Steel Cable, Hook & Corded Remote | Portable, Compact Power for Trailers, ATVs, Workshops, and General Utility Lifting & Pulling
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Style: Model 92000
Features
- 2,000 lbs. Pulling Capacity: Engineered for lighter jobs, this winch provides ample power to move loads with ease and efficiency.
- Compact and Portable: Designed to fit in tight spots, making it ideal for trailers, hitch mounts, or other small mounting areas.
- Durable 35' Steel Cable: Includes 35 feet of 3/16-inch steel wire rope with a hook and clasp for secure attachment and reliable performance.
- Robust Motor and Geartrain: Features a 1.6 horsepower permanent magnet motor and a differential planetary geartrain for consistent power and durability.
- Convenient Remote Operation: Comes with a 12-foot corded remote for safe and easy control from a distance.
Description
The Warn 2000 DC Utility Winch has all of the features you want, and its small size allows it to be mounted in tight spots. Designed to pull lighter loads, this winch will help you move more material in less time. Equipped with a 1.6 horsepower permanent magnet DC motor with outstanding duty cycle, a durable, differential planetary gear train and 12-volt power for portability, the DC2000 Utility winch from Warn is ideal for use on trailers or hitch mounts. This compact utility winch also comes with 35 feet of 3/16" (10.7m of 4.7mm) wire rope with hook and clasp, corded remote and hawse fairlead.
Manufacturer: Warn
Brand: WARN
Model: Warn 92000
Item Weight: 19.4 pounds
Item model number: 92000
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Exterior: Painted
Manufacturer Part Number: 92000
OEM Part Number: 92000
Voltage: 12 Volts
Date First Available: February 14, 2014
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Style: Model 92000
i read the directions, and you have to stretch and tight wrap the cable starting from 5 wraps, on spool. I used 6 ga wire from idling 14.6 volt battery 16 feet away to crane, and 6 ga wire to frame grd with additional grd cable to frame from battery. OE pickup wiring is not good enough for something like this. I haven't taken an amp reading sorry:( I stretched the cable by attaching winch to tree and having crane pull pick up to tree with brakes applied and it pulled very hard, but during free spool it still unwraps easy. I used it for at least 3hrs straight of heavy lifting and dumping. I bought a NATIONAL snatch block used for soft rope and it worked, but i cut the side off of the shiv. I found a quality superwinch brand snatch block at Runnings farm store, for 14.00. will use it from now on. During winching as the cable wraps up the gear ratio gets higher, making the pull harder. This is my first winch, and i should have bought one years ago, my back would be better, that is the sole reason i bought this in the first place, because i know several big strong guys that have done a lot of heavy work and also have had at least one back surgery. If you are thinking about moving heavy stuff and that a winch would take too much time, think about lifting 10lbs or less for 6 months while vertebrae heal from three surgeries. Just think about that, is a 100 dollar winch and a truck crane too much? The other thing to calculate if you don't have things is tackle for the winch, some choker chains, clevis', shackles or d rings. I had steel laying around and made a crane, and bought the beam, it was 60 inches long with a 4 ton jack positioned less than 12 inches from the pivot and i lifted at least 450 lbs with no problem, and i had odd angle drag/pulls (ruining snatchblock) that worked well starting from 1/2 spool ratio to full spool ratio and the motor rpm slowed maybe 10%? I have a tool bag to store it in. Lifted rider mower, snowblower, big block engines (425 455 OLDS), and trees. will buy again if it fails and i can't fix it. If the control fails one dpdt momentary toggle switch with furnace thermostat wire will take its place, for cheap and very durable repair.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 6, 2019 by nocoffee
Style: Model 94000
I wanted a winch for my toy hauler after putting a harbor freight winch on my flat deck. The HF had a separate solenoid that doesn’t mount to the winch, so I wanted something easier to install. This warn 4K was open box on Amazon and came complete with no signs of use. It bolted right to the warn portable winch plate 27007(?) with the included hardware (though the bolts seem a bit long). The controller is a very simple affair with a stickyish rubber coating. The clutch disengage lever is on top and feels kinda cheap, but the rest of the winch looks and feels good. I’m very happy with the setup compared to the other portable winch on the market.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2022 by NC283249 NC283249
Style: Model 92000
I was sceptical about buying such a small winch when there are so many bigger units out there. Nevertheless I liked the size of this unit and got it. Hooked it up. Worked great pulling a vehicle up onto the bed of a cargo trailer. Nice little road tool to have in my kit.
Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2018 by B Dentzel
Style: Model 92000
Use this on a trailer to load motorcycles. Has no problem pulling directly or even better with a snatch block. Should always pick winch 1 1/2 times the load to be pulled so 400-600 Lb loads are no problem. Saw one review where cable failed but they were pulling a 3000+Lb load with a 2000Lb winch - not the brightest thing to do.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2021 by Jessika
Style: Model 92000
Good value. Great warranty One star off for the controller due to it being set up backwards to all my other winches including past Warn products. Press button farthest away from you to spool IN?
Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2021 by Mike E.
Style: Model 92000
This is a great little winch to pull my golf cart into my toyhauler. works off the cart battery and has great torque to move the cart effortless.
Reviewed in the United States on October 28, 2020 by Mickey Shelton
Style: Model 92000
Mounted this on a small tilt bed trailer to make it a power dump trailer. The winch was super easy to install, the only wiring was a pos & neg wire and it was ready to go. The long cord on the control lets me sit in my side x side and dump without even getting out, plus I can unplug the control cord and leave it inside when not using the trailer.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 5, 2017 by MSD
Style: Model 92000
Good 2000 Lb winch that has the ability to pull much 2X or 3X loads when set up properly with a snatch block and plenty of straps and heavy duty steel connectors. No need to purchase a larger winch when your only infrequent use is pulling a vehicle from trouble, dragging logs, etc. This winch I plug in the back/front of my truck hitch (2011 F150) and connect to a portable battery charger when I need it. When finished, it goes back in my covered truck bed where it remains clean and dry and ready for the next outing.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 23, 2017 by G. Iverson