Drill Powered Winch!

We take a look at this awesome tool from WARN Winch! You power it with your drill.
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[@JMan9191991]

I'm an HVAC technician and have one of these. This helps so much getting air handlers, evaporators and furnaces up into attics. Takes a little more time but is so much safer and better for your back.

[@amoscardoza5253]

Yo peeps! That winch would be very convenient for so many applications. I've had a warn winch on my jeep for 8 yrs and it has saved my butt and rig from some serious situations. I've also helped a few other people get out of trouble. The wireless feature on these winches are pretty sweet. It allows me to stay far enough away so if the cable was to break, I wouldn't be sliced in half. Thanks for showing us that product and have a wonderful day

[@davidlukasek6374]

Was trying to decide whether to go with the wire or rope version. You quickly gave me the two important reasons to go with the rope version. Great review, thank you!

[@1hjehje]

750 lbs doesn't sound like much but that amount of pulling power should make a big difference when you're stuck.

[@mikez1569]

Never had experience with them or any brand to my knowledge lol but watching this video makes me realize I do need this tool lol! Thanks for the video dan and Eric !! TIA#1!!!

[@Toolsinaction]

Thanks Brother!

[@ruffiansabout4010]

Good lord... Who would think of operating a winch while directly in the line of fire in he event of a failure. Insane.

[@jrt77339]

Synthetic Rope just goes limp unlike steel ropes that will whip.

[@loganp7043]

WARN winchs are the best

[@wickedleeloopy2115]

Seems like a good compact easy to use winch. Ideal for loading & unloading heavy objects into a truck to save my back.

[@binnsbrian]

These are NOT designed/certified for vertical lifting. Its a serious safety issue due to how the internal clutch is designed.

[@superflynn5518]

Use this to pull big conveyor belts amazing

[@toddincabo]

I like building computers and watching sports, nothing wrong with either. Thanks for the vid, I'm very interested in grabbing one of these. I have been wanting a small battery powered winch and this fits the bill along with my Milwaukee Fuel tools.

[@gordowg1wg145]

When I was checking, there is a proper battery WARN winch/pullalong - don't know if they use their own proprietary design, or use some other company's, batteries and charger.

[@steveholt3089]

just remember 'rolling" isn't the same as dragging. a half ton truck is say 5000lb but put it in neutral and push it easily. now trying pushing a 5000lb pallet or concrete block. you could easily 'double line pull' using a pulley to double back the winch line to itself doubling the pulling force to 1500lb 'dragging force' but probably 4000lb 'rolling force' just food for thought. we use these for tree trimming/tree removal they're alot quicker and less hassle then manual rope pullers(come-alongs) and for installing fencing to stretch the fence for only $200 every garage needs one of these

[@russwebster3302]

I like that it is portable. Nice item. #TIACREW

[@B0bbyh]

Iv seen people use this and it’s honestly useless but can be helpful in the right time and place

[@firefighter1241]

100% what he says. I have this winch and it’s more useless than useful.

[@nick34377]

Google is saying on average 900lbs so with a person that’s impressive

[@sc0368]

What happens if the line breaks? I prefered cable remote.... Safer

[@mikegordon3436]

Synthetic rope just goes limp

[@johnstratton5637]

what sizes winch hook is that

[@NatureRecycleFlorida]

neat and nice PJ trailer how do like it

[@brucenellis2780]

Got on. Really useful

[@jamesgreene4554]

Does it come with a hand crank? Or could you modify it?

[@joedillon159]

Haha!

[@tenors001]

😂

[@Toolsinaction]

lol. That would take forever!

[@jamesgreene4554]

I would hate to have the battery crap out before the golf cart is on the planks... I like having options lol

[@ConnerColemanMSHS]

Man that golf cart is heavy

[@fivespeed3026]

It only pulls 750 lbs. I wish it was 1000. My mower weighs about that. I’ll probably get a permanent Warn unit.

[@gordowg1wg145]

That's 750lbs dead weight, it would drag much more than that. You could also use a relay block, or two, for additional pulling force. [edit] Only found a 500lb version - is that 750lbs correct?

[@Toolsinaction]

Yes - www.warn.com/drill-winch-750lbs-capacity-synthetic-101575

[@gordowg1wg145]

@@Toolsinaction Thank you for the response. I missed that on the WARN site, but found it elsewhere - I'm in NZ, so that may have caused some issues. My apologies for not updating the post. It seems they also have a battery winch/pull-along that may be of interest for many as it cuts out the hassle of needing to use the drill and so 'should' be easier to use - and if it uses the same batteries as one of the bigger brands, there could be a lot more potential for it. I didn't go into it too deeply, as I don't have a use for one. It could be worth a look over - heck, I wager Stanley could find a use every day ;-) Take care, stay safe, and keep your loved ones near - we're living in troubled times, and your country more than many.

[@chrisbahlmann4263]

Please stop saying Ore-gone hahahaha

[@brucek8934]

Freakin amazing

[@user-yl8hm3jn7s]

드릴연결 부위 끊어졌는데 어디서 as 받나요?

[@hunterhippensteel]

Now that was impressive that it winched that golf cart so easily, my Club Car electric golf cart also with a roof and metal bed weighs 1,100 lbs!

[@Toolsinaction]

I never knew they were so heavy!

[@hunterhippensteel]

@@Toolsinaction Yeah I was shocked at how heavy they are

[@dirtysteve40]

Holy winch Batman! Batman would have that on his belt

[@adamjohnson5551]

It was kinda junk. I used it to pull my atv out one time and it locked up tight. Ended up hooking a cable to my truck to get it out.

[@gordowg1wg145]

Good feedback, reviews under optimum conditions are all very well, but it's user feedback that tells the real story. Was yours actually a WARN? They generally have a good reputation?

[@adamjohnson5551]

@@gordowg1wg145 yep a Warren

[@Idahoprepper71]

Warn used to be a lot better when they were all made in the US instead of China now.

[@USAFJUNKIE]

Only the VR series winches (and possibly the drill winch) are made overseas. The other winches are made in the USA.

[@Idahoprepper71]

@@USAFJUNKIE I know the top of the line winches are assembled her but most parts still come from over seas.

[@nicolaisvlog8701]

i just broke mine today R.I.P WARN

[@reltcl1995]

How much drill winch

[@Toolsinaction]

$100 think

[@firefighter1241]

DO NOT TRUST THIS WINCH TO PULL YOU OUT. I have one of these with the steel cable and find it NOT as useful as I would like it to be. It just doesn’t have the power I wish it had. Over weight or if what your pulling get stuck even on a small ledge will cause the clutch to slip preventing it from breaking. It does not have a break so if you need it to hold the load it can’t do that. You want that more than you think. Especially if the load catches on a ledge as your pulling on it. This is not powerful to pull out a stuck ATV let along a Jeep. If you want a good useful portable winch look into a Lewis chainsaw winch or a capstan winch.

[@MrGregault]

Or-uh-gun

[@jonathan3518]

Ore-gone 🤦‍♂️

[@zack9912000]

it looks like a toy

[@Toolsinaction]

But it's not lol

[@zack9912000]

@@Toolsinaction Send it to AVE and he will break it down to its smallest parts and we will see if it is or not.

[@owenwortz7990]

First

[@andrewkelley1178]

Very bad clutch