Cordless drill winch from hand winch

[jkk04]

One of the members on this site gave me inspiration for the cordless winch from the hand winch.
it was a good experiment
John

 

[Doughknob]

LOL!!! Vibrator to boot! But cool. Good job. You really need a workbench, though......

 

[jkk04]

LOL!!! Vibrator to boot! But cool. Good job. You really need a workbench, though......

I didn't expect a lot for the cordless drill on the winch.
That is the reason I made it as quick and simple as possible.
It was just a fun experiment.
Actually, I already used to do it on the floor even though I had a nice workbench
John

 

[Sawyer Rob]

IF that wasn't a cheapo winch, you would have had much better luck.

Like I told you in the other thread, my winch can easily be run with a decent drill and pull a big load...

SR

 

[jkk04]

IF that wasn't a cheapo winch, you would have had much better luck.

Like I told you in the other thread, my winch can easily be run with a decent drill and pull a big load...

SR

Yes, I bought this winch that is made in China and cheap because usage is minimal.
Maybe a few times or less in the future of my life..
But it was fun to make the adapter and I tried to pull my riding mower.
It works well for riding mower. That is enough for me at the moment.
Thank you again.
John

 

[Wyobuckaroo]

Nice job...

 

[i7win7]

This works for flatbed / equipment trailers

 

[Hay Dude]

I wish someone would make an adapter for gooseneck trailers. A cordless, low speed 1/2” electricians drill would be perfect for raising/lowering my trailer. One of these days I’ll get around to it.

 

[jkk04]

This works for flatbed / equipment trailers
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Wow.. It is heavy duty for commercial use.
Very nice
Thank you for the picture.

 

[Sawyer Rob]

I wish someone would make an adapter for gooseneck trailers. A cordless, low speed 1/2” electricians drill would be perfect for raising/lowering my trailer.

They aren't hard to make, I see my neighbor has one for his trailer...

Start out with a piece of tubing, to keep everything centered, so you don't end up with a LOT of vibration, when you are running the drill.

SR