Creating the ULTIMATE Trailer Winch Setup ~ This one is a THANK YOU for a Friend!

The trailers old winch broke off, and that just WON'T do!
I decided to build the ULTIMATE TRAILER WINCH SETUP for this trailer! I custom build a heavy duty stand for the winch and added the ability to quickly install or remove an electric winch when the need arises. I upgraded a few of the winch parts, and added a few more places to tie things down at the front of the trailer
I also added a basket under the trailers A-frame to allow for storage of chains, binders, straps, or whatever else! The jack was also squeeking to be replaced, so I upgraded that while I was at it!
Once everything was built, painted, and installed, you'll see how nice this little hand crank winch really is, because we used it to remove an old broken forklift off the trailer by hand!
This entire project was a big thank you to my friend who owns this trailer! He let's me use it whenever I need it, and when I saw the broken winch, I immediately knew that it was time for an upgrade!
Have you done anything similar to a trailer or off-road rig? If so I'd love to hear about it in the comments!
As always your opinion is always valued, and I'd love to hear your thoughts on this project in the comments!
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[@GregAlanEdwardsEmmanuelRidge]

I know one thing, I wish the trailer manufacturers would put that much thought into building one. Everything you did there are highly usable mods. And good common sense mods to boot!

[@buildmor]

Great content! I especially like how you show yourself dealing with the inevitable hiccups and roadblocks like broken taps twisted off bolts etc. But especially how you are saving good old stuff from the smelter. Keep up the good work!!

[@fnmorea]

jim white h7

[@Vault57]

Overbuilt - Because your friends great grandsons may want to haul home a vintage 2019 pickup as a restoration project...

[@markhenry5294]

I love this comment.

[@edilbertomarmol3395]

Very nice

[@wolfpeltskinwalker8444]

I like the comment of "I only know one way to build something.....OVERBUILD IT!!!!" So much better than just hitting the "meets the minimums."

[@mikemurray410]

Kudos to you for taking the time and expense to improve your buddies trailer. He let you borrow it and you returned the favor by making it better. these days when someone borrows your equipment it usually comes back broken and your lucky if you even get a thank you. I can only say you are a rare find these days. .

[@D3nn.s]

I was thinking the exact same thing!

[@RobertL78]

I appreciate you leaving in the real world parts of fighting the band saw getting bound up and not just editing that part out. Many times many of us have gotten our butts kicked by step 1 taking way longer than it should have.

[@paulm.6437]

Thanks for all the great tips, on how to mount both winches, for that’s my next project, with our new tandem axle, and 13000 winch.

[@domenicmaiani3795]

Well done! Don't see too many people using stick welders these days, I think that is becoming a lost art! This video garnered your channel a new subscriber, thanks for taking the time to film, edit, and post!

[@davidlegault9745]

Hello SW, great job and a nice way to show your appreciation of your friend's generosity. I'm enjoying the change-ups in your videos and always glad to see the pups supervising and inspecting your work. I did get a chuckle out of your comment "it snowed" since I'm looking out my window - need I say more - LOL. Regards and a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and yours. Dave and Bear.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

It was the least I could do for him! Ya I was ALWAYS planning to do a WIDE variety of content, because I am always doing so many different things, but restoring things will always continue! I'm glad you & Bear enjoyed it! As always Dave, thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@pyro323]

Thats how it should work, you help him out and he helps you out.

[@guybroyles48]

Props to him! He didn't have to leave in the part where it bounced back and hit his leg, but he did. He was like, yeah, I f'd up, we all do! I like that. 😂

[@jmccracken491]

You, Sir are the kind of guy that will help those who help themselves. As they say a good turn deserves another. Great respect to you. By the way, my Dad worked on heavy equipment for 60 years. He was a master mechanic and always used a method for bolts like I seen you do. Bolt Flat washer Lock Washer and a nut he would be delighted to see you doing that.

[@AustNRail]

First time I saw some else use an idea that I developed 5 years ago to augment winch use. My use is in Australia on a modified bullbar with hitch built into the normal position on the bullbar where the winch would mount. Then if you got bogged and had a trailer on you could do a double winch or conversely you could move it to the rear hitch and pull yourself backwards out of the situation. Just requires some electrics to be added and jobs done! Thanks for sharing..

[@markhoyt8643]

Your lucky to have a good friend to let you use the trailer and he’s lucky to have someone that appreciates it. You both win. I have a Weimaraner and she’s on my heals all day long . So loyal . Thank you for your very interesting videos.

[@fredgarvin4482]

What an awesome job on design and actual construction. Ditching the wire cable and going synthetic was a smart move also in my opinion.

[@warrenstephenson5982]

Brilliant videos! After watching the rebuilds, shop equipment and suchlike. I’m very impressed with your wide range of skills and knowledge. I don’t know if you’ve ever considered it but I think you could set up a reworking business. The way you collect your pieces lends itself to this modern design that’s very popular over here in the UK. Keep up the good work - good luck. W

[@editor0018]

Find the place that sews awnings and covers in your neck of the woods and have them sew a custom waterproof cover for the winches. Good work like that deserves protection.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Not a bad idea! I could probably make something like that myself! Thanks for the suggestion! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@davidcoats1037]

Cool mod and fabrication. I like the idea of having the hand crank winch on stand by. The “supervisors” sure look happy and healthy. Take care.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Much appreciated David! The Weim Crew approved, but only after I bribed them! As always, thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@chetjennings389]

When the hammer bounced back into your leg had me laughing til I cried. Funniest thing I've seen in a long time. Thanks for the video.

[@janj0n]

Nice fab project, and I gotta echo Mike Murray about giving other peoples' stuff back to them in better shape than when you got it. I have a friend and neighbor who has a tractor, and can borrow it at will; it goes back home clean and full of fuel every time. Awhile back I had a coworker I could borrow his boat from, and he asked me more times if I wanted to borrow it than I asked him if I could. And so what if I bought twice as much gas as I used, that's gotta be the cheapest way to be able to go boating.

[@leonanderson4727]

Well you could make a good living out of fabricating trailer winch set ups. That set up will never give out. Nice work!

[@fxpestoperator5527]

What a TRULY NICE Guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! This was not even his trailer, but a Friend's!!!! Wow!!!!

[@wetdedstuocm]

Now that Is Heavy Duty, Nothing can be overbuilt. Sorry you wacked your ankle. Pat the puppies and Have a Merry Christmas.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

That's how I feel about building things! I'm always trying to avoid having to go back & have to do ANYTHING again if I can avoid it! The ankle was fine after I rubbed some dirt on it thanks to the boots I was wearing! Merry Christmas to you & your family as well!

[@kenshea741]

Watching you work was like watching my older brother fabricate and weld. Stronger, tougher than it needed to be and built to last. Had to subscribe, just to see what else you do. Thanks

[@pablocolon4572]

"The struggle is real"! I don't have a shop or equipment like you do, but it's really nice to know there are still people willing to share Thier knowledge. Really enjoyed this video.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Yes, yes it is! I'm glad you enjoy the videos Pablo, I truly appreciate that! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@tacticalrabbit308]

Sorry about the ankle and you will want to add a snatch block pulley to your list of things you have in there as well

[@truckerenoch8824]

I was going to add this exact same comment. Good call! Lol

[@SalvageWorkshop]

After I got done rubbing dirt on the ankle, it was fine thanks to a good pair of boots! Not a bad idea at ALL! That would be great to add to my crates of rigging that I always take on my adventures! I also think I might add a 2" receiver at the BACK of the trailer to put the winch into so I can PULL things TO the trailer! I can see that being quite useful as well!

[@kam70111]

I was going to say the same thing, A couple of snatch blocks will fit the bill. One should be two pulleys for mechanical advantage. Look around for a boat davit also.

[@alandecorte2962]

You certainly have a great work ethic with your focus on overbuilding your projects. Very refreshing. Thanks

[@terryburge6763]

Seems like you made it a lot more complicated than it could have been. Understand wanting both winches as sometimes you don't have a good battery. And the 2-speed hand winch is handy for loads up to about 1500#'s or so. More maybe on level ground. And the universal square hitch mount can be very handy. But why the plastic rope and so much metal construction. Could have been done simpler I think. The dogs are great and of course right in the way. Good to see you primed and painted everything and the tool tray while complicated is very handy. Terry

[@LloydJones-p7e]

Your puppies sure do need some love and affection and play time, and feed ME time, great job and video!👍👍

[@ShowCat1]

Totally enjoy your videos. Thank you for not injecting loud, annoying music. Perfect!

[@councilquirks6601]

GREAT PROJECT.....AND YOU ARE A GOOD FRIEND.....MAKING SURE THAT THE TRAILER IS IN GOOD SHAPE FOR BOTH OF YOU TO USE.....THOSE ARE THE KIND OF FRIENDS YOU NEVER HESITATE TO LOAN SOMETHING TO.....BECAUSE THEY VALUE YOUR STUFF AS MUCH AS THEY VALUE THEIR OWN.....ALSO.....GOOD VIDEO.....NOT TOO LONG AND NO WASTED TIME ON UNRELATED THINGS.....LIKE.....SHOWING ME THAT YOU ARE EATING YOUR WHEATIES BEFORE YOU START THE PROJECT.....KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK.....

[@ronaldclark1178]

Great job. Personally I would have welded every thing together and then put it on the trailer, but "Your one piece at a time" worked great!!!

[@dipper0yawn]

the winch mount is so heavy duty that it has its own gravitational field.

[@DaleDirt]

Great work , Great camera work and narration . Glad the Puppies were happy instructing and showing you some welding tricks . Thanks for the great instruction .

[@bufford14]

Great job I enjoined every bit of it. You have got a great car hauler now. I used to have a Weimaraner dog just like yours, great dogs.

[@Cherokee10g]

I like how you think! You have plenty and a great imagination, very creative.

[@mvp1259]

I'm becoming a big fan of your restoration projects. I'd be interested to see in future videos details about the number of labor hours as well as the number of days from start to finish for the project!

[@tombarlow6176]

Mister I take my hat of to you all that hard work by your self 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@maryroberts651]

You do such wonderful work. I really enjoy watching your videos. Thank you.

[@gayle4804]

Do you ever sleep? Does your mind ever rest, you are so innovative, your mind, you could tell your mind is going all the time, you totally amazed me great job on everything that I have seen you do, is amazing!

[@edkennard72]

You did an awesome job there That's pretty inventive and I'll tell you what if you had a couple smash blocks to that setup you can about move anything that you want

[@dougbird8186]

Welding that thin perforated sheet with a stick welder. I'm impressed, that is tough.

[@richardclifton4120]

My brother has an equipment trailer he bought last year that could easily use a similar setup. I'll send him the link and see if he watches it or not. I agree with the overbuild because if you need it and don't have it, that is when the day turns bad. You will likely scrap that trailer before the addition fails.

[@dearanel936]

Nice collection of lovable huggable puppy dogs you definitely have your hands full with all them

[@jtthill5475]

Great setup/repair/addition to the trailer. All it needs now is a way to connect to a battery. Merry Christmas and thanks for sharing.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Thank you JT! The plan is to bring a jumper pack and a LONG set of jumper cables for now... Eventually installing a plug at the back of the vehicles would be the best way to do it! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@louviola8417]

You must have some good friend doesn’t any one complain of the noise or about all the equipment you have enjoy watching you

[@gerin1946]

Very nice job done ! very useful and very simple ! Best regards from F. Guyana

[@richardjones5936]

Great Video!! I bent my trailer Jack and ruined it, so I'm going to replace it today, this gives me some other ideas THANKS

[@daveh70gongoozler40]

I felt that was a really good project and as you say a win-win he helps you out by allowing you to borrow trailer and you installed a really good versatile winch system so an all-round good result one of my concerns was the dots eyes when you were welding I never see any of the dogs coming into shot but of course they could have been looking from a distance I hope that wasn't the case because I'm a dog lover as well all the best with many more good projects and of course let us know how many puppies there were all the best Dave from England

[@chrisbolton4900]

I just put that very jack on one of my trailers. It is one smooth operating jack. Much better than the one that it replaced.

[@thehandyoutdoorsman9014]

I felt that, sure it brought a tear or two.😢. Great build, thanks for sharing.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Much appreciated! It hurt for sure, but thanks to a good pair of boots and some dirt, it wasn't too bad! Didn't hurt much at all after walking it off! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@wallyallyn5473]

Yeah it's always good to have four-legged companions that can love you always

[@firstmkb]

Very nice build, and well thought out. My only question is - why didn't you flatten out the side of the hand winch when it was apart? Wow - just heard you did it for a friend - awesome!

[@susanhester331]

My husband and I were sketching some ideas to do something like this with our do all trailer similar to what you were working on. Awesome ideas! Now I need to learn to weld. And get a Weimaraner! Got any ideas where I can find one from someone who loves their pups?? Hint hint!

[@billybobsowbreath1774]

Already did something very similar to this to my trailer years ago. Having an electric winch is nice on a trailer. Mine can also PULL yard debris and garbage out of the back of my trailer. Call it a poor man's dump-truck. I have a cable and pulley that runs underneath the trailer so it can pull stuff out.

[@travismays457]

Be sure to double check that the synthetic winch line is UV rated. Many are not. They are also prone to accumulation of grit which will greatly shorten its life, at least when compared to steel wire rope. As other commenters have suggested, a weather cover would be very beneficial. Just something to be mindful of since it will see a great deal of road spray while being towed. Nice build overall, as always👍

[@danielschultz7181]

Great job. Sorry to see the ankle get a beating there. I saw it and my ankle twitched like oh spit that hurt.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Much appreciated! It's all good thanks to a good pair of boots! After I rubbed some dirt on it & walked it off, it didn't hurt again, so that's always a plus! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@oldscout2514]

Love your Dogs ! I lost mine 1 1/2 years ago. Sweet girl 14 years old. Best dog for kids !! Great job on trailer. I always hear if you borrow something take it back in better shape than you got it.

[@ThorbjrnPrytz]

the QSE supervisors seems pleased with your work!

[@patrickmurphy9115]

Great detail I also broke taps many times, a lesser man would have edited that bit out. Great stuff!!!!!

[@metalman065]

Awesome job. Nicely done. I've seen in some of your past videos you needed to lift a few things, I see a perfect opportunity to add a pipe crane over the winches and utilize the winch for lifting as well. I know it's not your trailer, but ideas. Thanks for the video.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Believe me, we all understand that the reason you do such good work is the constant canine supervision at your shop! :-)

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Without my Weims, I have no Idea if I would even be able to COMPLETE a project, much less do a good job! lol. Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@deernutOO]

Tie downs can be used to hook a snatch block or pulley to double the pull strength if needed. Good build

[@DB-yj3qc]

Really good job on the overkill build, I'm with you. Better than just barely able to work. I wish anyone that borrowed or used my trailers was like you. I've only got them back messed up or not at all.

[@davidnixon5703]

wow...I felt your pain from the BFH...but the best part was you went to "rub some dirt on it"...that was a hoot...haven't heard that phrase in decades...

[@tomhaire4758]

Nice job, If you put another clevis in the back center you could use a snatch block to pull your load off of the trailer also, just a thought.

[@sjv6598]

I learned the drill/tap/snap technique a few years ago. Also keep the handle central on the tap handle to prevent putting side torsion on the tap, resulting in more snapped taps 🙂

[@TheAmpair]

He gets a good price on taps, thanks to always buying them by the bushel on the first of each month. ;-)

[@larrypierce2777]

That was kind of you to build your friend that winch mount. It was an excellent skilled job. You're very skilled at welding and working with metal. I'd be careful with that wood floor and hauling forklifts. The forklift is a heavy piece of equipment. I had one fall through on the way back from Muskogee, Oklahoma heading back to Grand Prairie, Texas. Just make sure the floor wood isn't rotted and there's plenty of metal support for such weight. I use to haul tractor/ trailer tires with a trailer just like that. They're rugged but weight will wear a utility trailers bearings out and the tires. Also looks like that ramp needs modified for a smoother load and unload. I'd blown a few tires with to much weight on the tires, too. Just thought I'd let you know.

[@RichieCat4223]

12:34 I had to laugh I had a dog named Pup that was my inspector. I would say " Is it good ?" And at times she would grunt and walk away. I guess she didn't like it. Lol.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

I know EXACTLY how that goes! It happens to me EVERYDAY, but by 6 inspectors! Lol Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@schell710]

@@SalvageWorkshop God dam goofy-ass dogs. Best friends a human can have. Lol.

[@davidrobinson7667]

Fine Craftsmanship. And some Dam good welding too !!

[@shutterbugg5217]

Nice build! I like it. I need to get one of those hand winched for my trailer. But get rid of that hook! Too dangerous. Always use a closed system (shackles, d-rings, etc.)

[@royceanderson2614]

Nothing wrong with oberbuilt brackets as u don't have to worry about them breaking. First Video of yours I've seen and I enjoyed it, beautiful Dog's.

[@brucejohnson411]

My grandfather was from Denmark he would definitely approve well done keep it up

[@crossgrainwoodproductsltd9230]

Do you remember the TV show "The Incredible Shrinking Man"? He would be sent into people to so repairs? Just for one day, I would love to get inside your mind to see how it works. You come up with brilliant Ideas!!

[@shakdidagalimal]

Nice upgrade... the friend is very happy. Loans you more stuff.

[@Maysin777]

Lookin good...always better to over build...Nice job! Also like that you are REAL...showing your mistakes and everything...Hey we are all human! Have a good New Year!

[@repairrestoreresell2026]

Great Build!! Looks very sturdy. Two points........ (1) Another youtuber said you shouldn't allow your dogs to be around when your welding because they don't know any better than to look at the bright arc. I had never considered it, but it made sense, so now I put my dog in the shop when I'm welding to protect his eyes. (2) I'd go back to the steel cable, you don't have the problem of a sharp edge severing it. You never see a Wrecker, or a Flatbed with a poly cable. Just food for thought. Overall, that was a hell of a nice job. At the end of the day, it's your winch & your decision. Best of luck.................................

[@grahampickering1560]

Very kind gesture to your buddy. Happy Holidays buddy 🙂🎄

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Thank you Graham! It was well worth it! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@nrette]

What a real pleasure to see you doing all this work 😊. I would like to have all that tools... Thanks and keep going. Greatings from France 🇫🇷

[@markeholbrook]

That mount is HUSKY!!!

[@Timr45_70]

Nice fab work ! Love the extras , defiantly over built , never have to worry about it being a weak point !

[@pville5548]

I gotta say this is the best comedy channel I have seen on youtube. I laughed most of the way through it. You did those things on purpose, didn't you? Of course the metal work added almost exceeds the weight limit of the trailer. Maybe a third winch should be extended out the back of the trailer so that you can pull items off and down the ramps. Thanks for the good laughs. I did subscribe.

[@ajames1585]

Funny and frightening at the same time This guy is an accident waiting to happen Watching him use the battery/electric tools is scary and it’s like a “how not to” tutorial Please stop before you hurt yourself

[@ajames1585]

Me you Mind you nose You have too much time on your hands if you answer for other people You Clown!!!

[@plymouth-hl20ton37]

I see we have a king of the double wide at the trailer Park here giving his opinion I'd like to see any of your channels to see what kind of expert knowledge you possess

[@dansbrown1313]

Nice project and I bet your buddy will love it! Next time your getting spray cans, ask for a Krylor spray handle.

[@fritzozuna654]

That, really looks nice, many good ideas-all put together. The re-used breaker-bar idea is so-smart, there are many old jobless b-bars out there for cheap! Good job.

[@JDLarge]

Salvage Workshop, you need a planet hauled? We can winch it! Awesome job brother, that’ll outlive us all! A true tug of war champion! You’re a good friend👍🏼

[@reecelewis6377]

I really enjoyed watching you do that work with all that winch will be looking for more

[@chuckcurtin]

I always wanted to learn how to tap a hole. I like the final results. It covers all contingencies.

[@aaronbrown284]

good to see someone do for others in return for letting you borrow the trailer.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

He's already done PLENTY for me, so it's always worth paying it back! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@ScoutCrafter]

That was a fantastic build! So well thought out! Outstanding!

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Much appreciated... I didn't want to have to go back and make changes later!

[@garydroper]

Great build and great friends are a treasure.

[@bryanjohnson8204]

Very well done and all the dogs apparently approved! Wish you well on the forklift.

[@bohhica1]

Awesome job on the trailer, great video also, plenty more like it? YES !👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@barthanes1]

When that sledge bounced back on you it made me think of getting my fingers between the bowling balls as a kid.

[@genegoodman5233]

That's a super job, the reason I like to watch you work. I never know when you're going to BEAT on yourself and I don't want to miss it. I'm sorry, I know it hurts. I've told you before when you build something you make it look good, plus overbuilt. This time way over, I have the same problem always have. I do like it, slow down with the taps, done that to. I don't know how many blades I've broken trying to get it out of a pinch. I've started taking the saw off and get another blade and saw at another place to free the 1st blade. Stay safe and Merry Christmas to the family.

[@SalvageWorkshop]

Thank you Gene! I always try to show the REAL side of projects like this, and sometimes I get BEAT ON! Overbuilding something that's going to be pulling beautiful old machines up onto the trailer is WELL worth it for me! Last thing I want is for it to break right when I need it and ruin a one of a kind piece of cast iron! I totally agree on the taps! Thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@cutweldngrind]

Finally someone that struggles with a band saw. I bought a Milwaukee corded saw and keep damaging the blades. I tried 14, 18 and 21 TPI on 1/4" steel.

[@fredgarvin4482]

I am really amazed at how much more functional you made that trailer. You said it's your buddies trailer that you borrowed? WANNA BORROW MY TRAILER?

[@mikemarler8224]

Forklifts are a pita to move. But a great tool to have available. I have a little 3000 lb capacity Toyota electric forklift for my home shop, it gets a lot of use.

[@CrazyMooseManor]

Very nice custom modifications.

[@LexxUrsus]

My friend! I see you have completely changed your videos conception. I think its became better and more interesting. And of course without control and assitance of your little helpers everything could be failed. Waiting your next video. Best wishes!

[@SalvageWorkshop]

I haven't COMPLETELY changed the channel videos, I just added videos about OTHER projects that I have going around the shop to see if people would enjoy watching them! I'm glad you enjoy them, that is great to know! Definitely expect to see more restorations as well! Without the dogs helping, I'm not sure HOW I'd get everything done! As always Lexx, thanks for watching and commenting! I truly appreciate the support! Lots more to come!

[@LexxUrsus]

@@SalvageWorkshop My friend, please don't be so humble. New projects have changed the concept of your channel. I especially want to note the quality of your videos. They have become more dramatic with unexpected final. Remember dramtic scene when you have broken 2 bolts. Or when you threaded using a cordless drill. It was like in a horror movie. I wanted to shout: "Now you’ll break the tap!" And Toby was distracted and did not follow. Wish you a Merry Christmas!

[@iantuck6364]

Great video and ingenious build. I'm wishing it was my trailer you were borrowing because I'd very much like to have that very setup on my car hauler trailer.