Winches: Hydrolic versus Electric

[@ogreunderbridge5204]

Fine and dandy, but I will save lifting my hat for the Aussie Bush Winch for this one. That thing is ridiculously simple and rugged. Good job, Aussie !

[@teamja1088]

I find that separate 12v hydraulic pumps that are mounted above the water line are both affordable and reliable to power hydraulic winches. I have burned out or outright broken Mile Marker, Warn, and SuperWinches that are electric while the Warrior hydraulic winches work fully submerged and have never stopped pulling my 11,000 lb F350 work truck with a heavy 7.3L diesel.

[@crashedking1931]

Love the video karl.

[@supremeflagship8965]

I prefer mechanical PTO winch because it's reliable and does not drain the battery.

[@culmalachie]

Hydraulic winches -yes if you have the pump to drive it - thanks for informing me that one could actually USE the power Steering pump. - Never gave it much thought as such since usually steering systems are low power - Pressure & Flow. I'll have to do some Sums now for a Customer. Thanks for posting

[@enterBJ40]

The model discussed here it's a Mile Maker. This was especially designed to be used with power steering. Who knows any other hydraulic winch brand

[@paulwest6262]

What about in a Landrover Series 3 truck no power steering but a split charge relay system and a 12vdc 90ah leisure battery running along with the vehicle 12vdc 75ah starting battery for occassional use an electric winch will be better suited and cost a lot less also.

[@joelgardner3352]

The sound/volume make the video really hard to want to watch all the way through.

[@1danny2k]

Nothing beats a malayaian sun winch vroom vroom.vroom

[@sethhenry2011]

Will a 24 volt hydraulic winch work on a 12 volt system ?

[@kevins6277]

Yes but slower

[@the486kgman2]

You can’t even spell hydraulic

[@karlschultz9334]

Oh thanks for the typo

[@edenseensindestructibles7527]

None is beyond err

[@wendybarnes4930]

The spelling police gotcha!