Motorized Trailer Dolly V2, The Drive Motors 

Currently building a powered trailer dolly myself, this was exactly what i needed to better understand modifying the winch spool. Thanks a ton!

Nice work retrofitting the sprockets. Thanks for sharing your approach to "making it work" 🙂

After I watched this video I went out to the barn and found an old atv winch and made a chain drive lift for my sawmill. Thanks, I was going to use a dump truck tarp motor, but this saved me like 150 bucks

Thanks for the great video. I had been looking around on RU-vid for a few hours looking for a gear reduction, torque increasing mechanism to build a metal fatigue testing machine for my work. I looked a Makermoter gear drives, wiper motors, electric window mechanisms and right angle grinder gear boxes, but this hack of a winch motor and planetary drive is by far the highest torque and cleanest solution that I have seen. Decision is made. This is what I am doing. Thanks again.

Or if you can weld or know someone who does. Do what I did. Purchase a used snowblower. $100. Get rid of blower discharge chute and auger. Modify and weld plate for interchangeable balls, on upper part of snow intake,and two heavy duty 360 casters to lower front of blower snow intake. Fabrication, cutting and welding is all, and a little “shop time”. Cost me less than $200 total, with 8hp blower. Trailer dry weight- 5500 lbs . Been using it a few times a year for 5 years.. Good luck .

Great video. Looking forward to watching more from your channel!

Amazing stuff. I am going to make one of these motivators.. Excellent project. Thank you.

Great video! Very detailed. Good job!!

Fantastic video learned a lot

"you could use a Dremel or something but I have a mill!"

Awesome video definitely gave me a lot of tips. You didn’t mention what the bore size of the sprocket? If you did i must have missed it.

great video,

From one father to another, thanks for the smart solution with two winches. How do you get them on the trailer then? What video is it when you mount them or have I misunderstood you?

Hello Sir. would you by any chance have a ** part number ** for Martin 40H15H sprocket ??? I can't find it on Martin's website, thank you

I saw your earlier build for a motorized dolly/mule. Is this winch powerful enough to pull a 5k trailer?

great video!! have you made part 2 yet? any link? im so eager to see it

Good video New subscriber Cheers

Wonder if won't be easy Direct drive for someone with no milling machine

Will these be strong enough to move a 8k lb rv

10:26 how smooth was that transition

Manda para o Brasil?

F.Y.I . 0.185 = 0.0025 LESS THAN 0.1875 and 0.1875 = 3/16" (the average hair is about 0.002" to 0.003") that's 2 to 3 thousands of an inch thick. To give you an idea, 0.125 = 1/8" (0.125 thousands of an inch)

Do you have the part numbers for the hub bushing and the tapered gear?

What kind of metal lathe are you using?

Parts list and links please

Solo un fabor no se olvide delos seguidores latinos ya que sabemos muchos que no entender su idioma suijiero que sutulo en español estarilla perfecto solo es mi umilde opinion

any chance your taking orders i would totally purchase one from you i really want to make one but clearly don't have the assortment of tools you o as far as laths and what not.

I found replacement motors for winches much easier

Why isn’t the engine already running on that helicopter lol let’s go

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"You can do all this with simple tools." Fast forward to 9 minute mark. Lathe in operation. I stopped watching.

Welcome home Joe and Kamala