winch wiring diagram 12v and 24v system

The front has one in already I think we're on to bowmotor 3s now. Goodwinch make a turbo controller to but not only is it expensive I know of instances where they have caught fire. So have steered well clear. Trying to get hold of LC parts would be very tricky in the UK so parts would come in at a premium. I have effectively done the same think for about 40 pounds. Then all the wiring/crimps etc on top

oxford_bloke wrote: The front has one in already I think we're on to bowmotor 3s now. Goodwinch make a turbo controller to but not only is it expensive I know of instances where they have caught fire. So have steered well clear. Trying to get hold of LC parts would be very tricky in the UK so parts would come in at a premium. I have effectively done the same think for about 40 pounds. Then all the wiring/crimps etc on top

I would steer clear of the Bow3. Have seen too many fail with overvolting attempts and such.
Also see them do very well. But if you're already on an overvolted bow2 I'd stick with that. Much better sourcing a faster winch instead

There is a 80 series breaker somewhere in the UK. Might try him. Don't know where or anything, but perhaps Google is of use

I know of 2 people using the Goodwinch TBC and happy with it. Never heard of it catching fire
Red Winches also makes a similar 24 volt thing, called Supercharger.. Very original

I think as a whole they all do the same thing just more contained in a nice box. I have 2 goodwinch goldfish tds. 9.5 on the front 8.5 on the rear. They have always had a good reputation and are always modify and upgrading them which is always good. I was chatting to a mate the other day and he said he saw someone having issues with the bow 3