12000lbs Electric Winch 12V IP68waterproof Off-Road Vehicle Rescue winchs with2wireless Remote Controls and1/2"Synthetic Rope Suitable for Towing SUVs,Loggers,Trucks,Trailers,Jeeps,4WD(Black)

I originally had a Badland 12,000 lb Winch and it lasted about two years. When I looked at replacing it, the price was around $600 for the synthetic rope and wireless setup—which just didn’t make sense to me. I took a chance on this winch instead for about half the price, and I’m glad I did. Install was easy (same bolt pattern, bolted right up), and it came with everything—synthetic rope, wireless remotes, and a wired remote. That’s a big win for the price. I’m hard on my equipment—I’m a junk car buyer and I’m winching 3–5 cars onto a trailer every day—so this thing actually gets used. One note: in my pictures, the fairlead (the guide in front of the rope) still says “Badland.” I haven’t swapped that part over yet—just the winch itself. So far, it’s been solid, pulls strong, and does exactly what I need it to do. For the money, this is a much better value. If you’re on the fence—don’t be. This one’s worth it.

Wow, this is a quality winch for your Jeep Wrangler or truck. Comes in a waterproof heavy duty waxed box. Has a gear ratio of 218/1. Excellent Torq! Everything is packaged adequately, a place for everything. The winch is all assembled except the negative battery cable you need to install. Winch works great with plug in controller or one of the remotes which you’ll need to supply batteries for. Has standard 4 bolts that need installed with a winch steel plate sold separately or bumper compliant. The nylon rope is quality made and size perfect shall you need it. Highly recommended! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

Haven't used it yet, but looks good and solid. Going magnet fishing soon ( with VERY LARGE MAGNETS), 🧲 Let you know how it goes.

Really good qulity winch and cost much less then brand name.

Out of the box the winch looks great but once it was hooked up the motor pulsed and quickly killed the battery in my Jeep even when the Jeep was running. It melted the wires in a matter of seconds and had to quickly slice the cables to prevent the positive line from grounding on the Jeep. After replacing the cables it did the same thing as before. Not going to be keeping this as I'm not about to fry the electronics on a $35k Jeep.