Grizzly H0937, Instruction Manual

H0937 Electric Winch

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enoid. Connect the new power cable

to the corresponding solenoid termi-

nals shown in 

Figure 2

, making sure

to leave the existing wires hooked up.

This allows the winch to be operated

with the original power cable and a

separate 12V battery if  your vehicle

battery is not working.

The Model H0937 is designed to be

mounted temporarily to the trailer hitch

mounting plate; however, you may also

mount the winch permanently.

TEMPORARY MOUNTING

1.

Attach the (3) plate stud bolts to the

mounting plate using the supplied hex

nuts. Tighten securely.

2.

Index the heads of the mounting plate

studs into the keyhole slots on the

back of the winch.

3.

Attach the mounting plate assembly to

your trailer hitch by inserting the trail-

er hitch ball through the shaped hole

in the mounting plate.

PERMANENT MOUNTING

1.

Select a mounting location on your

bumper, boat trailer, truck bed, or

some other suitable location.

2.

Place the winch in the desired mount-

ing location and mark the location of

the mounting holes with a scribe or

some other marking tool

.

3.

Drill out the holes for mounting the

winch.

4.

Using hardened steel bolts of at least

3

⁄

8

" diameter, mount the winch to the

vehicle. 

Mounting Your

Grizzly Winch

1.

Place the vehicle in Neutral. Never

winch a vehicle while it is in Gear or

Park. This could damage the trans-

mission of the vehicle. Put your emer-

gency brake ON and block the wheels

with suitable chocks. 

2.

To pull out the cable, turn the clutch

knob counterclockwise to loosen it,

then pull out the amount of cable you

need. Always leave at least three

turns of cable on the winch to prevent

it from slipping off under initial ten-

sion.

3.

Hook onto the pulling object using a

pulling point, tow strap, or chain. 

Using Your Grizzly Winch

This winch creates 2000 lbs. of
pulling force. Be sure the mounting
location is capable of withstanding
this amount of force. Reinforcement
or modification may be required
depending on the mounting location.
Failure to comply with this notice
could result in damage to your vehi-
cle and/or property. 

NOTICE

Figure 2:

Solenoid connections.

Red Power Cable

Black Power Cable

Solenoid

If holes are drilled into metal to route

the power cable, be sure to use rubber

grommets to protect the cable from

being cut on the sharp metal.

NOTICE