Marine Electric Winch

Badland 2000 lb. Marine Electric Winch

This is the practical, powerful solution for pulling boats, watercraft, and other heavy loads up to 2000 lbs. Designed for marine environments and versatile mounting, it combines strong performance with an accessible price point, putting reliable recovery capability in your hands.
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Built for the Job, From Cable to Gearing

Every component is chosen for reliable performance in tough conditions. From the aircraft-grade wire rope to the 3-stage gear reduction that multiplies pulling power, these features work together to deliver consistent, dependable results when you need them most.
Recovery Made Practical

Pull Heavy Loads with Confidence and Ease

Powerful Pulling for Tough Jobs

With a 2000 lb. line pull capacity, this winch tackles the heavy lifting for boats, ATVs, or equipment stuck on a trailer ramp. The powerful 12V motor provides steady, reliable pulling force to get your load moving without straining your vehicle or your back.

Portable and Versatile Mounting

The compact design and convenient carry handle let you position this winch exactly where it’s needed. Mount it to a trailer, truck bed, or bumper using the included hardware, then easily move it to storage or another job when the task is done.

Built to Last in Marine Conditions

Built with a high-strength, corrosion-resistant steel cable, this winch is engineered for marine environments and demanding outdoor use. Thermal overload protection helps prevent damage during tough pulls, adding a layer of safety for your equipment.

Built for These Jobs and More

From marine recovery to workshop logistics, this winch is a versatile tool for anyone who needs to move heavy objects with control. It’s built for the specific challenges of boats, trailers, and outdoor equipment.

Boat and Watercraft Recovery

Pull boats, jet skis, or other watercraft onto trailers, even on steep ramps or in tight spaces. The corrosion-resistant components are designed to handle the wet, salty conditions common in marine environments.

Trailer and Truck Bed Loading

Load heavy equipment, vehicles with dead batteries, or materials onto a truck bed or utility trailer. The 2000 lb. capacity provides ample power for most personal hauling needs.

Yard and Property Maintenance

Position heavy logs, rocks, or stubborn objects during property maintenance or landscaping projects. The portable design lets you bring the pulling power directly to the worksite.

Workshop and Garage Projects

Use it in a workshop or garage to pull engines, roll heavy machinery, or move large items into position. The wired remote allows for precise control during careful positioning tasks.

Off-Road Vehicle Recovery

Recover a stuck vehicle from mud, snow, or a ditch. While always operating within the rated capacity, the winch provides the essential pulling force needed in many common off-road recovery scenarios.

General Purpose Heavy Lifting

Keep it as a reliable tool on your property for unpredictable tasks. Its versatility and simple operation mean you’re prepared to move heavy objects whenever the need arises.
Quick Setup Guide

Three Steps to Start Pulling

A close-up of the Badland winch being securely bolted to a boat trailer frame using the included hardware.

Secure Your Mounting Point

Secure the winch to a stable surface using the included mounting plate and hardware. This could be a boat trailer frame, a custom plate on your truck bed, or a bumper mount. Ensure the mounting point is strong enough to handle the pulling forces involved.
A clear view of the winch's red and black battery cables connected to a vehicle battery, with the wired remote plugged into the winch.

Connect Power and Remote

Connect the red and black battery cables to a 12V power source, like a vehicle battery. Plug the wired remote control into the port on the winch. This simple setup gets you ready for operation without complex electrical work.
The Badland winch with its steel cable attached to a load, showing the user operating the wired remote control.

Attach, Spool, and Pull

Attach the winch hook to your load. Use the remote to take up any slack in the cable before pulling. Apply steady, controlled power. Use the optional hand crank for precise manual adjustments when needed.
Field-Tested Performance

See What Other Users Are Saying

OffRoadDave

I’ve owned this for over a year and it has performed very well. My trailer winch went out and I used this to load a 4000-pound car with low tires. The winch struggled a little but got the job done. Impressive since it was over-loaded.

LakePuller

Just bought it a week ago, and used it twice to pull a tree in the direction I wanted it to go when I cut it down, instead of having gravity take it the other way. Easy to set up with a small deep-cycle battery and a couple of ropes to stabilize it in place. It had plenty of power to do what I wanted.

BoatOwner22

I store my boat in my backyard over winter. Usually pull it in and then back it out in spring. It is really tight to get in and out. I used this to tie to a tree and pulled my boat in backwards. Worked awesome! Now I just need to hook up and go in the spring.

TrailerHauler

I like the versatile mount used a chain to hold it down on my car trailer it pulled a Buick with flat tires onto the trailer without a snatch block handy little winch.
Setup and Use

Your Winch Questions, Answered

Have questions about installation, power needs, or the best way to use this winch for your specific task? Our answers cover the practical details to help you get set up and start pulling with confidence.
The winch includes a mounting plate and hardware for installation on most boat trailers, truck beds, or bumpers. The wired remote control plugs directly into the unit, and the 12V battery cables connect to your vehicle or battery source for power. No complex wiring is required.
Yes, an optional hand crank is included for manual operation. This is a valuable backup if your battery is depleted or you need to make fine adjustments without electrical power. It ensures you’re never stranded without a way to move your load.
The 30-foot, 3/16-inch steel cable is designed for the 2000 lb. load rating. While it’s strong, always inspect the line for frays or kinks before each use. The cable should be pulled in slowly and evenly under load to prevent tangling or damage to the winch drum.
Thermal overload protection is a built-in safety feature that helps prevent the motor from overheating during prolonged or strenuous pulls. If the motor gets too hot, this system helps protect it from damage, contributing to the winch’s long-term durability and reliability.
Yes, the compact form factor and included carry handle make it easy to move. Users have successfully mounted it on a temporary plate and used it for various pulling tasks, then removed it for storage. This portability adds significant value for multi-use applications.
While the winch is rated for a 2000 lb. horizontal pull, user reviews indicate it can handle greater loads in controlled situations, though this may be beyond its intended design. Always prioritize safety and use the winch within its specified capacity for optimal performance and longevity.
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