【OPENROAD 4WD 】13000lbs winch super detailed installation guide

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[@desertdog374]

THANKS FOR THE INFO. CAN YOU TELL ME WHAT THE TORQUE OF THE BOLTS TO HOLD DOWN THE WINCH? I TRIED TO ASK OPENROAD BUT CANT GET A STRAIGHT ANSWER. THE BOLTS ARE M4X20, AND CANT FIND A SPEC FOR THAT THANK YOU

[@richardleslie410]

I recently purchased a Openroad 6000 lb. ATV/UTV winch, It came factory wired with # 6 AWG stranded copper wire and only has lugs large enough to accept this size wire. The specification chart with the installation manual lists the current rating at 65-203 amps depending on the line pull in lbs. My question is that #6 AWG copper stranded wire's max current carrying capability is 50 amps. So is this configuration safe to use or am I not looking at this correctly. I would appreciate your feed back. Thank you.

[@richardleslie410]

O.K. Answered my own question, wire used on winches is welding cable, which carries a my higher amperage than normal THHN wire.