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Biz Tow Recovery Winch 3000lbs Capacity Electric Winch For Atv/utv,3000a-2s on 2040-parts.com

US $99.00
Location:

Atlanta, Georgia, 30336, United States

Atlanta, Georgia, 30336, United States
Condition:New Fits:ATV, UTV Manufacturer Part Number:BIZ 3000A-2S Brand:BIZ Country/Region of Manufacture:China UPC:645905715859

Features

Includes a 3000lbs wire rope electric winch,a4-way roller fairlead, a latched hook, a control box, a 9.8-feet power in/out control and a set of bolts

Rated line pull of 3000lbs, 39.4 feet of 0.37inch wire rope; Differential planetary gear and gear reduction ratio is 153:1

Pull-and-turn free spooling clutch allows the wire rope to be pulled out without using electric power; Power IN and OUT through a remote switch

Mechanical and dynamic brake ;Automatic braking in the drum will lock the wire rope and stop pulling

Low-amp, 1.2 HP powerful permanent magnet; Dimensions: 11.61"X4.13"X4.13"

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Description

The BIZ 3000lbs. winch offers durability, reliability and good performance. It helps the vehicle get out of the trouble, such as in the snow, swamp, desert, beach, muddy mountain road and other harsh environments, and also can remove the obstacle or move a broken down vehicle on the road.

 

Product Details 

Fits: Mount on ATVs, UTVs

Gearing: Differential planetary

Free Spooling Clutch: Turn/Pull

Braking Action: Dynamic

Duty Cycle: Intermittent

Fairlead: 4-way roller fairlead, guiding the rope onto the drum evenly and reduces rope wear

Hook: Galvanized steel clevis grab hook.

Control: A power in/out control with 9.8' cable

Control box: Waterproof

 

Specifications

Performance Voltage: DC12V/24V

Rated Line Pull(single line): 3000lbs

Motor: 1.2HP Permanent Magnet

Gear Ratio: 153:1

Wire Rope: 0.19inch x 39.4 feet

Drum Length: 2.83 inch

Mounting bolt pattern: 3.15 inch

Dimensions: 11.61"X4.13"X4.13"


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Shipping Policy And Return Policy

1. All items will be shipped in 48 hours.

 

2. Tracking number will be provided once shipped.

 

3.Items can be shipped via FedEx, USPS, mostly of which are shipped by FedEx.

 

4.Buys can track the delivery status via carriers' website.

 

5. Customer satisfaction is our top goal. We believe our items are so outstanding. All products are quality checked. They are new and in good condition when shipped to our customers. We are convinced you will be happy with your purchase.

 

6. It is our responsibility to deal with damage or wrong products. If the product arrives defective or damaged, or wrong product is shipped, please contact us immediately. We will offer a replacement or a refund at customer's choice.

 

7.Returns accepted within 30 days of delivery date for products with nothing wrong. And products must be in original and new condition, not worn or altered in any way with attached tags & wrap. Otherwise products will be refused once returned back to the warehouse. Return shipping must be paid by buyer.

 

8. Please contact us first if you have any problems/questions/concerns. We will be happy to resolve any issues you may encounter in a cordial and friendly manner.

9. We appreciate your Positive Feedback, and will do the same in return. DO NOT leave negative feedback without first communication with us. Please allow max 2 business days for us to response.

 

 


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