How to install a winch and a self charging battery system using solar. here is the links to products used. I sourced the box and battery locally amzn.to/3cbausi amzn.to/3g0NVrx amzn.to/3pcFayB
You did a great job. Only one thing I would have done differently because everything else looks awesome but I would have mounted on the tounge. I never sacrifice trailer space. You can only pull something up so far. Everything else i really like
Love this project. Planning on doing something similar to my trailer. Question: any possibility of running an inverter to the 110 outlet to use off the battery?
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Great video. Just curious, did you wire the solar controller to the smart battery then to the battery? Or did you wire both the smart battery charger and the solar controller to the battery?
Hey did anyone try this and add charging from the truck through the 7 pin connector? Can you have both the solar panel and truck charging the battery at the same time?
Very nice but that box is going to build up some serious heat probly wouldn't hurt to cut some vents and put rain guards on them but I live in Mississippi and it probably doesn't get that hot where you live
I have to agree, loos good and i am looking to mount a winch to my new trailer want wanted to ask for )even if they are not available anymore) the components list with model numbers would be great for reference (just for the solar battery setup) . Thanks
Great video. I would suggest putting a plates between the bottom of the trailer and the nuts underneath the trailer. I'm not sure I would trust that lumber to support the winch under the load of a larger vehicle without pulling up through after time.
Thanks for the video, looking at doing the same for my trailer in the next week or so. Question.... I know the winches are fairly weatherproof, but any concerns/problems about water getting in through the fairlead hole?
That was an outstanding video, really like the work. The only question I have is how did you secure the box and the winch to the trailer structure? I know how you mounted it, outstanding instruction but wood isn't going to hold that in winch in place winching something up there... Thanks man!
Am I correct in saying the solar panel trickle charges the battery and or you can plug the 110 in to an outlet to charge the battery via that charger. So 2 separate ways to charge the battery.
Nice and clean install. That looks like a 16 ft trailer and I have a similar one but a Carson. Do you have any concerns of the box taking up deck space? I just installed a winch but need a toolbox. I was looking at putting the box on the tongue but not sure. Also is that a tilt bed trailer?
What is the NOCO GCP1E 15 Amp AC Port Plug, 125 Volt Power Inlet Socket, Charger Plug, And Waterproof Electrical Outlet Receptacle With 6-Foot Integrated Outdoor Extension Cord for?
How do you keep water from getting in the front hole for the winch rope? We are in the middle of the project and I’m trying to figure out what I can do to get water from coming in the front.
@@JDSOutdoors Thanks for the quick reply! For some reason the only thing I see in the description is "How to install a winch and self charging battery system using solar." Maybe its just me though?
@@JDSOutdoors Thank you, I appreciate it! I'm about to get after this project and would love to follow with the same equipment if possible; your video was super easy to understand!
First, thanks for adding those links and details! I feel like I should know the answer to this but here goes...what do you use the AC port for? An aux power supply from the battery for tools etc? Something else? Thanks!
Should have mounted it on the tongue of the trailer like it's intended. And ran the winch out the back of the box. Would have freed up all that deck space.
JDS Outdoors really! I’m currently installing a winch on my trailer with a stand alone battery and I’m trying to decide which battery to use. I’ve seen where people say you only get roughly 4-6 pulls before you gotta charge the battery.