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Electric Winch

3000 lbs Electric Winch Dyneema Rope 12V

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Dyneema rope electric winch: 12 m of synthetic instead of steel

This is the only model in our range to abandon metal cable. This 3000 lb 12V electric winch winds 12 meters of Dyneema synthetic rope, a high-modulus fiber used in sailing and climbing. The difference is noticeable from the first use: you can unspool it by hand without protective gloves, the rope floats, does not twist, and does not retain the set that makes an old steel cable impenetrable. For a 4x4 electric rope winch, it is the ease of use that makes all the difference.

Why Dyneema rope changes the safety of winching

A steel cable under tension that snaps stores up considerable elastic energy and behaves like a whip. A synthetic rope, on the other hand, falls almost in place: this is why the organized off-road community has massively switched to synthetic. It is also three to four times lighter at an equivalent diameter, which lightens the front overhang of the vehicle and makes manual unspooling in waterlogged terrain much less painful. In return, it requires attention: avoid direct friction on a rock edge, rinse after use in sandy environments, and protect it from prolonged UV exposure.

3000 lb and wireless remote control: the configuration of this off-road winch

The stated capacity of 3000 pounds corresponds to approximately 1360 kg of pulling force, the most versatile format on the market: enough to move a quad, a jet ski on its trailer, or a light car on hard ground, compact enough to be installed without lifting equipment. The included wireless remote control lets you position yourself wherever you want: at the wheel of the vehicle being recovered, high up on a bank, or behind the obstacle to monitor the rope. On a recovery site on a slope, this freedom of placement is not a convenience, it is a precaution.

  • 12 m Dyneema rope — length greater than most steel cables in this category, to reach a distant anchor point.
  • 3000 lb electric winch — approximately 1360 kg of pulling force stated.
  • Wireless remote control included — remote operation, without a wire trailing in the mud.
  • 12-volt power supply — direct connection to the car, quad, or trailer battery.
  • Rope that floats and does not whip — the number one safety argument for synthetic over steel.

Where to install this synthetic rope winch on your vehicle

Three installations dominate. The front plate bolted to a winch mount attached to the chassis rails, for a vehicle that regularly leaves the beaten path. The mounting on a trailer drawbar to load a vehicle onto a flatbed. And the removable plate that slides into a hitch receiver, for a portable electric winch that you move from one vehicle to another. With a synthetic rope, prefer an aluminum hawse-type cable guide rather than a roller guide: the edges of the rollers wear down the fiber. The power supply must be done with a large cross-section and protected by a properly sized circuit breaker.

Synthetic rope or steel cable: which one for your use?

If you winch in the forest, in mud, or on grass, and you often handle the rope by hand, synthetic wins: lighter, safer, more pleasant. If you winch among rocks, with friction on sharp edges, or if the winch remains exposed to the full sun all year round, steel remains more tolerant. Many users end up having both. For occasional electric winch with wireless remote control use on a car and trailer, this Dyneema version is the most comfortable choice.

The winch, a range we follow closely at Becquet Voiture

Our selection covers several capacities and two linkage technologies, precisely because there is no universal winch. This reference is the one we highlight for drivers who want to limit the weight carried at the front and handle their off-road recovery winch without fearing broken steel strands. Advice and support in French, before and after the order.

Switch to synthetic: 12 meters of Dyneema, 3000 lb of pulling force, and a remote control in your pocket.

Type: Electric traction and recovery winch
Compatibility: Universal — car, SUV, quad, trailer
Capacity: 3000 lb (approximately 1360 kg)
Voltage: 12 V
Linkage: Dyneema synthetic rope
Rope length: 12 meters
Control: Wireless remote control
Power supply: Directly to the vehicle battery
Mounting: Plate to bolt to a rigid mount or trailer drawbar
Recommended cable guide: Aluminum hawse type (not included)
Manufacturer reference: 3000LB

Vehicle compatibilityUniversal: fits most cars
Universal fit Universal: fits most cars

Check before ordering

  • Vehicle voltage (12 V or 24 V), battery capacity and winch mount
Not sure? Send us your VIN and the link to this product: we check compatibility for free and reply within 24 business hours. Ask an advisor
Installation2 to 4 h · Screws on the original points, 12 V electrical connection
DifficultyPro recommended
Time2 to 4 h
FixingScrews on the original points, 12 V electrical connection
Professional fitting recommended. This part involves safety, wiring or bodywork: a garage or body shop will fit it quickly and safely.

Useful tools

  • Socket wrench
  • Torque wrench
  • Heavy-gauge terminals and cables
  • Multimeter

Fitting steps

  1. Prepare the mount

    Check that the winch mount suits the chassis and the load.

  2. Cut the power

    Turn off the ignition and disconnect the negative battery terminal before touching the electrical circuit.

  3. Screw on the winch

    Fix the winch with the screws on the original mounting points. Tighten gradually, without forcing.

  4. Connect the power

    Connect the positive wire to a fused 12 V supply and the ground wire to a metal point. Insulate every connection.

  5. Test with no load

    Unwind and rewind the cable with no load, then test under a light load.

  • Professional fitting is recommended: high current and chassis mounting.
  • Wear gloves and never stand in line with the cable.
Need help while fitting? Write to us with a photo: an advisor will reply within 24 business hours. Ask for help
Shipping and returnsShips within 48 hours · 30 days to change your mind
Order prepared and shipped within 1 to 2 business days, with a tracking link.
  • Delivery in 8 to 25 business days to France and Europe, 15 to 30 days to French overseas territories and the rest of the world. Shipping info.
  • Tracked and insured shipping (loss, damage, theft): 9,95 €, free on orders over 99 €.
  • 30 days after delivery to change your mind: item not fitted, in its original packaging.
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Dyneema rope electric winch: 12 m of synthetic instead of steel

This is the only model in our range to abandon metal cable. This 3000 lb 12V electric winch winds 12 meters of Dyneema synthetic rope, a high-modulus fiber used in sailing and climbing. The difference is noticeable from the first use: you can unspool it by hand without protective gloves, the rope floats, does not twist, and does not retain the set that makes an old steel cable impenetrable. For a 4x4 electric rope winch, it is the ease of use that makes all the difference.

Why Dyneema rope changes the safety of winching

A steel cable under tension that snaps stores up considerable elastic energy and behaves like a whip. A synthetic rope, on the other hand, falls almost in place: this is why the organized off-road community has massively switched to synthetic. It is also three to four times lighter at an equivalent diameter, which lightens the front overhang of the vehicle and makes manual unspooling in waterlogged terrain much less painful. In return, it requires attention: avoid direct friction on a rock edge, rinse after use in sandy environments, and protect it from prolonged UV exposure.

3000 lb and wireless remote control: the configuration of this off-road winch

The stated capacity of 3000 pounds corresponds to approximately 1360 kg of pulling force, the most versatile format on the market: enough to move a quad, a jet ski on its trailer, or a light car on hard ground, compact enough to be installed without lifting equipment. The included wireless remote control lets you position yourself wherever you want: at the wheel of the vehicle being recovered, high up on a bank, or behind the obstacle to monitor the rope. On a recovery site on a slope, this freedom of placement is not a convenience, it is a precaution.

  • 12 m Dyneema rope — length greater than most steel cables in this category, to reach a distant anchor point.
  • 3000 lb electric winch — approximately 1360 kg of pulling force stated.
  • Wireless remote control included — remote operation, without a wire trailing in the mud.
  • 12-volt power supply — direct connection to the car, quad, or trailer battery.
  • Rope that floats and does not whip — the number one safety argument for synthetic over steel.

Where to install this synthetic rope winch on your vehicle

Three installations dominate. The front plate bolted to a winch mount attached to the chassis rails, for a vehicle that regularly leaves the beaten path. The mounting on a trailer drawbar to load a vehicle onto a flatbed. And the removable plate that slides into a hitch receiver, for a portable electric winch that you move from one vehicle to another. With a synthetic rope, prefer an aluminum hawse-type cable guide rather than a roller guide: the edges of the rollers wear down the fiber. The power supply must be done with a large cross-section and protected by a properly sized circuit breaker.

Synthetic rope or steel cable: which one for your use?

If you winch in the forest, in mud, or on grass, and you often handle the rope by hand, synthetic wins: lighter, safer, more pleasant. If you winch among rocks, with friction on sharp edges, or if the winch remains exposed to the full sun all year round, steel remains more tolerant. Many users end up having both. For occasional electric winch with wireless remote control use on a car and trailer, this Dyneema version is the most comfortable choice.

The winch, a range we follow closely at Becquet Voiture

Our selection covers several capacities and two linkage technologies, precisely because there is no universal winch. This reference is the one we highlight for drivers who want to limit the weight carried at the front and handle their off-road recovery winch without fearing broken steel strands. Advice and support in French, before and after the order.

Switch to synthetic: 12 meters of Dyneema, 3000 lb of pulling force, and a remote control in your pocket.

Type: Electric traction and recovery winch
Compatibility: Universal — car, SUV, quad, trailer
Capacity: 3000 lb (approximately 1360 kg)
Voltage: 12 V
Linkage: Dyneema synthetic rope
Rope length: 12 meters
Control: Wireless remote control
Power supply: Directly to the vehicle battery
Mounting: Plate to bolt to a rigid mount or trailer drawbar
Recommended cable guide: Aluminum hawse type (not included)
Manufacturer reference: 3000LB

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