Now that one looks like what I would want, any idea how to size the amp rating?
Now that one looks like what I would want, any idea how to size the amp rating?
The winch also has a circuit breaker strip that goes in between it and the battery that should help.
Slide connector?
Ive always sized them (the very few I've messed with ) To be greater then the alternator that feeds them.
I'd also recommend the AUX battery being "deep cycle"
Another note... Newegg has the exact same charger for 69..
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16882260035.
Did you see the jump start feature?
Yes I did see that feature. I was thinking welding lead from the front of the vehicle to the rear. Anyone know if I would want positive and negative, or just allow the ground to go through the hitch?
Those would work great, its not a Warn deal they just sell them. Auto parts stores sell them, or can order them too. Those are popular on wreckers/recovery equipment, and a lot of stuff that have battery boxes/cells. That connection could also be used if you wanted rig up a set of jumper cables or anything else 12V. You could also get a couple extra connectors ends for future implements.
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If you have a 7 pin trailer connector, I would you it with a battery isolator and a deep cycle battery. If you only have a 4 or 6 pin, I would use the battery cable extensions. Do yourself a favor and install 1 on front and 1 on the rear. And make a set of jumper cables to go with it incase you forget to leave the vehicle running while you are winching.
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