Electric Hoist, 1760 lbs 120V Electric Winch with 328 ft Wireless Remote Control, 40 ft Single Cable Lifting Height, Single/Double Slings, Emergency Stop, Lift Hoist for Garage Warehouse Factory

In a short time I've used this for lifting and lowering water heaters to helping remove a medium size deck. Little power house and operates pretty smooth.

It does a great job saves a lot of chain Pauline on the old one we had

Bought this for my brother, it is installed and he says it seems really sturdier, and is bigger, and heavier and more impressive than he was expecting. He loves that all he has to do is hook up and push that button and it raises right up. He can do what ever he needs to, and he loves that he doesn't have to pull and tug on it himself, like with his manual one. He says the noise is to be expected. Oh, and I can't forget one important aspect, its wireless.

4 only because the first one didn't work, I think it was a seized motor but the second one works.

This winch works perfectly as I hoped it would. I purchase this winch because it cost about the same as the HARBOR FRATE winch but the VECORE winch I chose is able to lift more than the HARVOR FRATE winch. I really like the wireless option for this winch.

Winch is great, operates as you would expect. One change I think could make this a 5 star item. The winch needs a variable speed controller. The remote is awesome, but it very sensitive. I think I leaned on it with the lanyard around my neck and it moved the item I was holding up. However, some sort of bump control or speed adjustment would make this the perfect winch. Needs better instructions on setup and usage as well. However, it seems very solidly build and for the cost, it is absolutely worth buying.

I purchased this winch on January 31, 2025. It was installed in a new addition to our business but was never put into service. A few weeks after installation, we inserted the batteries into the wireless remote to verify operation, and at that time it worked as expected. Fast forward to June 17, 2026, when we finally moved into the new addition and attempted to use the winch for the first time. The winch would not operate. Upon inspection, we discovered that the batteries had leaked and caused internal damage to the handheld remote. I assumed this would be a simple matter of ordering a replacement remote from Vevor. Instead, I received the following response: “Unfortunately, we currently only sell complete products and do not sell accessories separately…” It is disappointing that a fully functional winch, just over one year old and never actually used, cannot be repaired due to the unavailability of a basic replacement part. This effectively renders the entire unit unusable. I believe customers should be aware of this limitation, and I will be sharing my experience on Amazon and other relevant platforms so others can make informed purchasing decisions.

While the lack of complete, helpful instructions left me a little frustrated to start, I discovered that mounting it was a relatively simple MacGyver my mounting setup, it turned out that I really needed something custom anyway. The video details how I mounted the winch and some useful tidbits on its operation to set your expectations on what will be required of you. The video shows my setup and explains a little about why I needed to do it that way. The photo shows my first mounting plate setup where I drilled holes in a steel plate and bolted the winch body to it. My son came over and suggested another setup option that was much better than my original plan so I ended up replacing that plate with some beefy angle iron. Regardless, the photo is useful to see an option for mounting the winch to a fixed plate. Though you can buy just the winch independently, it is nice to get the whole kit with the controller. Hope this information helps. I would definitely buy this unit again and, for my use, the price and performance were just what I needed.