Powerwinch 77915 Electric Trailer Winch, 12-Volt Power-In/Power-Out, 9500 lb Capacity

The Powerwinch 77915 is a 12-volt electric trailer winch built to take the manual effort out of loading and launching a boat. Unlike a manual crank winch, the 77915 offers power-in operation with a freewheel-out option, plus a full power-out mode that lets you control the boat as it lowers into the water instead of letting gravity do the work. A 10-foot remote control cord and switch let you operate the winch from a position where you can see the boat and trailer clearly.

The winch is rated to pull boats up to 9,500 pounds and delivers a single-line vertical lift capacity of 3,200 pounds, driven through a 450:1 gear ratio at a line speed of 10 feet per minute. For heavier pulls, an included pulley block can be rigged at the bow eye for double-line operation, which doubles the cable capacity to 5,900 pounds while halving retrieval speed. The winch spools 40 feet of 7/32 inch cable and includes an emergency hand crank for manual operation if needed, along with a 60 amp standard wiring harness for the 12-volt electrical connection.

Housed in a compact unit measuring 10 by 8 by 10 inches (W x H x D), the 77915 is sized for typical boat trailer mounting and is backed by a 1-year warranty.

Specifications

• Brand: Powerwinch
• Manufacturer Part Number: 77915
• Max Boat Weight: 9,500 pounds
• Vertical Lift Capacity (Single Line): 3,200 pounds
• Double Line Capacity: 5,900 pounds
• Line Speed: 10 feet per minute
• Gear Ratio: 450:1
• Power Source: 12 volts
• Circuit Breaker: 60 amp
• Cable Length: 40 feet
• Cable Diameter: 7/32 inches
• Winch Dimensions: 10 by 8 by 10 inches (W x H x D)
• Weight: 36.1 pounds
• Remote Control: Included, 10-foot cord and switch
• Warranty: 1 year

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the maximum boat weight the Powerwinch 77915 can pull? The Powerwinch 77915 is rated to pull boats up to 9,500 pounds when used in single-line operation.

Does the 77915 winch power the boat both in and out? Yes, the 77915 offers power-in operation with a freewheel-out option, plus a full power-out mode that lets you control the boat as it lowers into the water rather than letting gravity take over.

How fast does the Powerwinch 77915 retrieve cable? Line speed on the 77915 is 10 feet per minute in single-line operation, driven by a 450:1 gear ratio.

What voltage does this winch require? The Powerwinch 77915 is a 12-volt electric winch that connects through a 60 amp standard wiring harness.

What cable does the 77915 come with? It comes spooled with 40 feet of 7/32 inch cable.

Can the winch pull more than 9,500 pounds? Using the included pulley block at the bow eye for double-line operation increases capacity to 5,900 pounds of vertical lift with the trade-off of halved retrieval speed, since the standard single-line vertical lift rating is 3,200 pounds.

What are the physical dimensions of the 77915? The winch measures 10 by 8 by 10 inches (W x H x D).

How much does the Powerwinch 77915 weigh? The unit weighs 36.1 pounds.

Is a remote control included? Yes, the 77915 includes a 10-foot remote control cord and switch so you can operate the winch from a clear vantage point.

What happens if the winch loses power during operation? An emergency hand crank is included on the 77915 for manual operation if needed.

What warranty comes with this winch? The Powerwinch 77915 is backed by a 1-year warranty.

Is the pulley block included or sold separately? The pulley block used for double-line, higher-capacity pulls is included with the Powerwinch 77915.