Operation Instructions; Getting Started - Warn Autogoods 130 Guide D'installation Et Operateur

The drill/driver's speed trigger controls the
power and speed of the power-in and power-
out operation.
To turn the Drill Winch ON, depress the drill
Speed Trigger
trigger. To turn the Drill Winch OFF, release the
trigger. The speed is controlled by the amount
of trigger depression.
NOTICE Some drill/driver models off er a trigger that
can be locked in the OFF position. We suggest using
this feature to help reduce the possibility of accidental
powering on when not in use. See your specifi c drill/
driver's instructions for details.
Clutch Operation:
Never engage or disengage clutch if
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winch is under load, winch rope is in tension or drum is
moving.
The clutch allows the operator to
disengage the drum from the gear train,
enabling the drum to rotate freely, known as
"freespooling". Engaging the clutch "locks"
the winch drum back onto the gear train.
The clutch lever, located on the winch
housing opposite the dril/driver shaft,
controls the clutch position.
The clutch is engaged when the clutch
dial is rotated to the "lock" position.
ENGAGED/LOCK
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The clutch is disengaged when the clutch
dial is rotated to the "unlock" position.
DISENGAGED/UNLOCK
The clutch will not disengage the
geartrain if there is tension on the winch
rope greater than 15 lbs. When switching
from engaged "lock" to disengaged
"unlock" the drive shaft may need to be
rotated one half turn to allow freespooling.
To prevent damage, always fully lock
(engage) or fully unlock (disengage) the
clutch lever.
WARNING Always ensure the clutch is fully
engaged or disengaged.
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OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
Knowing the proper winching
techniques can help keep you and others
around you safe.
In this guide, you are shown the basic
fundamentals for effective winching.
However, it is up to you to analyze the
situation and make the decisions necessary
for the proper use of your Drill Winch.
Apply your knowledge of your Drill Winch
and the basic fundamentals you have
practiced to adjust your techniques to each
unique situation.

Getting Started

1) Things you will need to operate your Drill
Winch:
• All operating instructions
• Drill Winch
• Winch Rope
• Rope Hook
• Anchor Hook
Items sold separately:
• Standard Drill/Driver (minimum drive
torque 3 ft. lbs. - 4 N-m)
• Gloves
• Rigging Accessories (straps, shackles,
WARN Damper, etc.).
2) Upon removing winch from packaging,
it is very important to thoroughly inspect
all parts of the system prior to winching.
If any part is missing or damaged it must
be immediately replaced. Contact WARN
Customer Service 1.800.543.9276.
Rigging Procedures
The following steps describe rigging for
single line winching. Double and multiple
line rigging is not recommended with this
product.
Single Line
93284A3 93284A3
Autogoods "130"
Always use supplied hook strap
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whenever spooling winch rope in or out, during
installation or operation to avoid injury to hands and
fi ngers.
Always wear heavy gloves when
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handling winch rope.
Step 1: PUT ON GLOVES AND ATTACH
HOOK STRAP.
1) Put on gloves.
2) Attach the supplied hook strap to the rope
hook. NOTE: Ensure the hook strap is
attached to the hook on the winch rope,
not the swiveling anchor hook.
Step 2: CONNECT TO POWER SOURCE.
NOTE: If you are using a cordless drill, be
sure your battery pack is fully charged
before use. Follow your drill/driver
manufacturer's recommendation.
1) Using the chuck of your drill/driver,
connect to the driver shaft on your Drill
Winch.
2) Secure the chuck of your drill around
the driver shaft tightly to avoid the drill
slipping off the shaft.
Lock/Tighten
Unlock/Release
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