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The Control Box has been designed with multiple mounting options to suit a variety 

of mounting locations and orientations. The “Bushranger” stick on label is supplied 

loose in your winch kit and should be adhered to the Control Box once a suitable 

mounting method has been chosen and the correct orientation is known. 

Cable Routing

The control box is supplied with the power cables exiting through the centre 

opening on the underside face. The cables can also be routed to leave through 

the sides of the control box, which may be more suitable for certain installations. To 

re-route the cables through the sides, remove the plastic control box cover and use 

a sharp knife or cutters to remove either the left or right hand side cut out section, as 

shown. The black contactor unit will need to be removed to allow the cables to be 

re-routed through the new opening created in the cover.

Control box mounting

Optional 

Side Openings

Contactor Unit

Centre Opening

Cut Line

Mounting option 1 - Mounting Bracket

A steel mounting bracket is supplied for applications where the Control Box is to be 

installed independently of the winch and requires clearance underneath. To fit, firstly 

remove the plastic control box cover by loosening 2 screws each side, then align 

the steel mounting bracket with the 4 holes in the base plate of the control box. Use 

4 x M5 bolts to fasten the bracket to the base, as shown below, then reinstall the 

plastic control box cover. Secure the mounting bracket to the mounting surface 

using appropriate bolts (not included) fitted through the slots in the 

mounting bracket.

Control Box Bracket

Reinstall cover

Remove cover and 

secure M5 bolts

Bolt through 

to control 

Box Bracket

Mounting Option 2 - Directly to winch

The Control Box may be fitted to the cross bars of the winch. Remove the plastic 

control box cover and align the 4 x holes in base plate with the 4 x threaded holes 

in the winch tie bars. Use 4 x M5 bolts to secure the control box to the winch, then 

reinstall the plastic control box cover. 

Mounting Option 3 - Vertical Mounting

The Control Box may also be fitted vertically to a surface. Remove the plastic control 

box cover and align the slots in base plate with the holes in the flat surface being 

mounted to. Use at least 2 x bolts (not included) to secure the control box to the 

surface, then reinstall the plastic control box cover. 

Remove cover & secure to 

winch with M5 Bolts

Remove cover & secure 

with appropriate fasteners

Reinstall Cover

Reinstall Cover

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Summary of Contents for REVO 10

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Page 2: ...e time of print We reserve the right to make changes without notice because of continued product improvement Your Bushranger winch has been designed to give safe and dependable service if operated according to the instructions Please read and understand this manual before installation and operation of the winch Careless winch operation can result in serious injury or property damage When requestin...

Page 3: ... below 15 in the horizontal plane to straighten up the vehicle or load Always use appropriate gloves when handling the wire rope 1 It is highly recommended that prior to using this off road vehicle recovery winch that users undertake off road training including vehicle recovery Recovering immobilised vehicles is a potentially dangerous exercise and this winch is to be used with great care 2 The wi...

Page 4: ...ing Ensure the pin of the hook is secured using a correctly installed split cotter pin Fleet Angle Rope Centreline of anchor point WRONG FITMENT CORRECT FITMENT Overwound Underwound Installation It is highly recommended that installation is performed by an authorised technician familiar with this product The winch is provided with a range of bolts to suit the different mounting options Note Four 4...

Page 5: ...move the plastic control box cover by loosening 2 screws each side then align the steel mounting bracket with the 4 holes in the base plate of the control box Use 4 x M5 bolts to fasten the bracket to the base as shown below then reinstall the plastic control box cover Secure the mounting bracket to the mounting surface using appropriate bolts not included fitted through the slots in the mounting ...

Page 6: ...is may lead to stripping of bolt threads and head of socket head bolt Motor Rotation The motor can be rotated to 3 positions in 90 increments to allow for repositioning of the poles to best suit the installation requirements These positions are 0 90 and 270 Loosen and remove the 6 x bolts that secure the motor cover to the drum support Remove the motor cover from the winch Loosen and partially rem...

Page 7: ...ified torqueas outlined in the diagram below Attempting to fasten the top nut without locking the bottom nut could result in damage to the studs Do not tighten top nut without locking bottom nut Nut Fastening for Motor Contactor Rope Preparation Prior to using the rope for the first time it must be tensioned onto the drum under load to ensure a tight and uniform wrap is achieved A rope that is not...

Page 8: ...s with constant load Temperature equilibrium is never reached Starting current has little effect on temperature rise FULL DRUM MAX SPEED MIN LOAD HALF DRUM MED SPEED MED LOAD FIRST LAYER MIN SPEED MAX LOAD Required Pulling Force Your winch must be powerful enough to overcome the resistance caused by an obstacle such as moving water mud snow sand or on a steep hill as well as pulling the vehicle s ...

Page 9: ...d the load of the recovery across two points on the vehicle requiring assistance Can be used in both Snatch Strap or Winching recoveries Only bow shackles that are load rated should be used for vehicle recovery Load ratings are visible on the shackle and will be in the form of WLL working load limit or SWL safe working load The shackles or any other recovery equipment used should be sized correctl...

Page 10: ... holding the POWER button for 3 seconds 3 Press and hold the IN and OUT buttons on the new hand controller at the same time While continuing to press both buttons the following process will happen 1 Ensure that the wireless receiver is turned OFF 2 Turn on the new wireless hand controller in wireless mode by pressing and holding the POWER button for 3 seconds 3 Press and hold the IN and OUT button...

Page 11: ...ERN SCALE ISOMETRIC VIEW N T S FLAT PATTERN SCALE Anchor Point Winch Operation When choosing an anchor point select a firm point such as a tree stump or rocks DO NOT WRAP THE ROPE AROUND THE ANCHOR POINT AND BACK ONTO ITSELF Always use a tree trunk protector strap to prevent ring barking the tree and damage to the rope If using a winch to retrieve another stranded vehicle the rescue vehicle is con...

Page 12: ... winching area clear Do not allow people to remain in the area while winching Never step over a live wire rope whilst under load Avoid the remote control lead from coming in to contact with the winch rope or fairlead as damage to the lead may result Never guide a rope onto the drum with your hand Use the supplied Pull Strap A winching operation requires extra consumption of battery power so always...

Page 13: ...ross the drum and tape the end down to hold it in place Lightly tighten the set screw to squeeze the rope Do not over tighten 6 Fit the clevis hook to the thimble end of the rope and ensure the split cotter pin is correctly installed to secure the pin Wire Rope Replacement Synthetic Rope Replacement 7 Wind the red section of rope onto the drum tightly and evenly under hand tension to have a minimu...

Page 14: ...es O Synthetic rope Broken strands Visual measuring Two or more adjacent strands are cut O O Decrease in rope diameter Visual measuring 25 of nominal diameter max O Fused or melted fibres Visual Existence of abnormalities O Fastening condition of end Visual Existence of abnormalities O Clutch assembly Damaged clutch assembly Visual evidence of wear Free of wear or damage O Motor Staining damage Vi...

Page 15: ...3 64 x 92 63 5mm x 224mm 2 5 x 8 8 254mm x 114mm 10 x 4 5 IP67 24 5kg 54lb Synthetic 33kg 73lb Wire 44kg 97lb Synthetic 37kg 81 5lb Wire 49kg 108lb Performance Specifications 1st Layer of Drum Pull by Layer Synthetic Rope Pull by Layer Wire Rope Load kg lb No load 1816 4000 2724 6000 3632 8000 4540 10000 Layer 1 2 3 4 5 Layer 1 2 3 4 Line Speed mpm fpm 15 49 3 6 11 8 2 9 9 5 2 4 7 9 1 3 3 kg lb 45...

Page 16: ...arbox Side 1 43 Fourth Stage Retaining Socket Head Cap Screw M5 20 8 44 Input Shaft Bearing 1 45 Winch Mounting Nut M10 4 46 Drum Bearing 2 47 Drum Support Seal 2 48 Shaft Coupler 1 Item No Description Qty 49 Synthetic Rope 10mm x 28mm 1 50 Motor Output Shaft 1 51 Tie Bar Socket Head Cap Screw M8 25 4 52 Tie Bar Spring Washer Ø8 4 53 Tie bar 2 54 Contactor Mounting Flange Nut M5 2 55 Aluminium Haw...

Page 17: ...Bearing Anti Wear Washer 1 24 Needle Roller Bearing 1 Item No Description Qty 25 3rd Stage Rotating Ring Gear 1 26 Clutch Pin 1 27 Clutch Pin O Ring Small 1 28 Clutch Pin O Ring Large 1 29 Clutch Cam 1 30 Clutch Spring 1 31 Clutch Handle Socket Cap Screw M4 x 10mm 1 32 Clutch Spring Washer Ø4 5 33 Clutch Handle 1 34 Clutch Cam Button Head Cap Screws M4 x 12mm 4 35 Clutch Cam Flat Washer Ø4 4 36 An...

Page 18: ... Control Box Electrical Socket 1 67 Drum Assembly 1 68 Drum Support Motor Side 1 69 Motor Coupling 1 70 10K Motor Cover 1 71 Motor Cover Socket Head Cap Screw M5x50mm 6 72 10K Motor Assembly 1 73 Motor End Cover 1 74 Control Box Mounting Bracket 1 75 Wire Rope 3 8 Hook 1 76 Spring Washer Ø10 6 77 Flat Washer Ø10 6 78 M10 x 40mm Button Head Cap Screw for foot down mounting 2 79 M10 x 45mm Button He...

Page 19: ...16 8 5 185 7 3 164 9 6 5 160 6 3 63 2 5 227 8 9 602 23 7 92 3 6 254 10 0 180 5 162 3 114 3 4 5 4 HOLES 11 0 43 Performance Specifications 1st Layer of Drum Pull by Layer Synthetic Rope Load kg lb No load 1816 4000 2724 6000 3632 8000 4540 10000 5443 12000 Layer 1 2 3 4 5 Line Speed mpm fpm 16 52 4 3 2 10 5 2 4 7 9 1 9 6 2 1 5 4 9 1 3 3 Motor Current amps 47 180 230 280 320 420 kg lb 5443 12000 419...

Page 20: ...earbox Side 1 43 Fourth Stage Retaining Socket Head Cap Screw M5 20 8 44 Input Shaft Bearing 1 45 Winch Mounting Nut M10 4 46 Drum Bearing 2 47 Drum Support Seal 2 48 Shaft Coupler 1 Item No Description Qty 49 Synthetic Rope 11mm x 24m 1 50 Motor Output Shaft 1 51 Tie Bar Socket Head Cap Screw M8 25 4 52 Tie Bar Spring Washer Ø8 4 53 Tie bar 2 54 Contactor Mounting Flange Nut M5 2 55 Aluminium Haw...

Page 21: ...ch Cam Cross Pin 1 21 Gearbox Housing Second Stage 1 22 Handheld controller 1 23 Bearing Anti Wear Washer 1 24 Needle Roller Bearing 1 Item No Description Qty 25 3rd Stage Rotating Ring Gear 1 26 Clutch Pin 1 27 Clutch Pin O Ring Small 1 28 Clutch Pin O Ring Large 1 29 Clutch Cam 1 30 Clutch Spring 1 31 Clutch Handle Socket Cap Screw M4 x 10mm 1 32 Clutch Spring Washer Ø4 5 33 Clutch Handle 1 34 C...

Page 22: ...t Cover 1 Item No Description Qty 66 Control Box Electrical Socket 1 67 Drum Assembly 1 68 Drum Support Motor Side 1 69 Motor Coupling 1 70 12K Motor Cover 1 71 Motor Cover Socket Head Cap Screw M5x50mm 6 72 12K Motor Assembly 1 73 Motor End Cover 1 74 Control Box Mounting Bracket 1 75 Wire Rope 1 2 Hook 1 76 Spring Washer Ø10 6 77 Flat Washer Ø10 6 78 M10 x 40mm Button Head Cap Screw for foot dow...

Page 23: ... information and all relevant vehicle safety and compliance laws b use the Kingsley product for the purpose for which it was originally designed and in accordance with the product information and all relevant vehicle safety and compliance laws 3 Exclusions Our warranty doesn t cover a normal wear and tear b wear from the use of synthetic or wire ropes c surface finish from use d fitting the Kingsl...

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