WARN 885000 PullzAll Corded 120V AC Portable Electric Winch with Steel Cable: 1/2 Ton (1,000 lb) Pulling Capacity, Variable Speed Trigger, Red

Great little winch. Super convenient to have when you need it. I’ve used it to pull several full size cars up onto trailers. It’s easy to set up and pulls pretty quick. It has a breaker that can be reset if you get too crazy.

This is great. We had to move some huge logs. And it did the trick.

I am an artist specializing in production and large scale set design and often work with moderate to heavy steel and wood. I purchased this winch in order to assist me with various projects In my shop and with instillations for my clients. I recently had a project that required a dead hang lift of three cedar beams with a combined weight of 425 pounds and used the WARN 885000 winch to lift them 12' in the air, no problem for this winch. I did take it slow and didn't press the up button all the way (the one time I tried to speed it up it stopped, waited 10 seconds and it was lifting again, slow and steady wins the race. I like how the winch was constructed and the internal lifting cable was nice and stout. I gave it a 5 star rating, but wished this winch had a remote or even a corded controller so that I could be on the ground when lifting objects when applicable. Would also like to see WARN develop a battery powered winch at that size as well. All in all, great price point, well-built construction, and super light to move around from project to project.

I needed something to drag logs for woodworking onto a trailer from time to time and this little workhorse did the trick and was a back saver Overall good value and enough power to be super useful. Strengths: Lightweight, simple to use, runs on standard household outlet or small generator, enough power for small non-commercial work. Limitations: Needs to cool down pretty often, slow to reel out. Pulled some green residential logs up to 13" diameter and 7' long onto a low dump trailer and this was enough to make the loading way easier. I can see this being useful for other similar moving tasks like pulling heavy wheeled shop tools or furniture up a low ramp into a trailer, etc. If you need something for sustained use, longer pulls, safe vertical lifting or larger logs you probably need a bigger winch.

I got my money's worth out of the PullzAll winch building a railroad tie retaining wall by myself. I am 76 years old, and I could not move the railroad ties by myself. The area where the retaining wall went was beside the field lines for the septic tank, and I didn't want to damage them by renting equipment to move them, so the winch did all the work. It was slow work, but I wasn't in a hurry, and it turned out great.

This worked out perfect for standing up a pepper tree that blew over in the Santa Ana winds. The stakes broke and it was a tough spot to get a utv with a winch down here. This made it easy all by myself. I would definitely recommend this.

I bought this winch two years ago. While it has a 1,000 pound rating you have to realize if you are moving a 900 lbs root ball and dragging it up a hill instead of doing a dead lift, you are going to have to give it a rest after a bit to avoid burning out the motor. I have used this unit for so many things I never realized it I would need for. It's super portable, and easy to operate. I had to install a dehumidifier in a crawl space that would have been difficult without his unit (and a dolly). I also moved trees with big root balls into position and to move trees I have cut down for short distances. Have certainly gotten my money worth with some heavy duty uses. I would not grade this as an everyday, commercial product. But great for the homeowner who needs a winch several times a year.

I've purchased this same unit before and it has worked really well all year. I needed a second unit and bought it on September 5th. Today i unpackaged, new from the box, and it began to smoke with-in the first 45-seconds of operation. Unfortunately the 30-day window closed yesterday. Totally bummed, really wish I had tried it our sooner. After making a short trip to pick up my original unit I was able to get the job done. The two winches look identical, this laat one must have been a bad build. Hopefully there's some kind of warranty through Warn.

Tough and doesn't trip my breaker. Very handy around the yard. The spools was kinked out of box. Probably change out for braided rope. Would be better if the line was longer however I realize the impact pulling power

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Did exactly what it said on the tin, plenty of power. , good bit of kit, I would contemplate the 240v if it was not being used on site.

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The winch is ok BUT you'll need a stepdown converter at extra cost to use it in the UK and a plug adapter too. There is no mention of that in the product description and was a significant annoyance and frustration. On top of that the converter came with a short cable as does the winch itself, the latter is far, far too short so I had to buy a USA specified extention. Having to use it with a complex set up is a ball ache.