VEVOR Hand Winch,3500 lbs Capacity Hand Boat Trailer Winch Heavy Duty Rope Crank with 33 ft Polyester Strap and Two-Way Ratchet, Manual Operated Hand Crank Winch for Trailer, Boat or ATV Towing

I have bought a lot of vevor products and the quality has always been very good, while saving me money. This one is no exception. I got it because the o e on my boat trailer was getting pretty crusty from the salt environment. Now, this one is steel and has painted surfaces, so over time it may rust. However, I wash everything off after each use. The last one I had was also steel and it lasted 10 years, so this one should do just as good. Of course you could spend more, but for the quality of this and expected life expectancy, this one gets the job done.

Love this winch. Took off the strap and used synthetic rope for a hoist to load a propane tank into my truck and to help me unload the tank. I know it’s overkill but thinking of safety first. Works well,easy to install and good quality for the money

how do i get my money back. This winch is Bad Quality. Bought April 14. just started to use. doesn't work. Gear don't line up.

Difficult to access bolts with bar and gear just above two front bolt holes. Fit same hole pattern fine. Old model I replaced had space in front of bar and gear to easily access two front bolts with socket. This one I had to fish an open end into a tight spot, with trailer brace hindering access, to tighten them because the bar and gear are just over the front two bolts. Three bolts and washers included but no lock washers included. Seems like a solid winch so far. Only paid $20.60 new so I'm not complaining.

Seems to work well.

Didn’t need size but only $4 more for additional 1500 lb. capacity. Controls seem easier than “regular” winch.

My granddaughter and her husband loved it

The media could not be loaded. This review is for the 2000lb winch. On both putting in and pulling out my boat (17ft fiberglass) the winch let go. On the first time. Something is weird about the pawl... It allows the winch to switch from crank in to crank out with very little pulling force. Thankfully when pulling in, the boat was close enough to the water. When pulling out, I remembered what happened and made absolute certain the safety chain was on (normal practice I believe). The thing was a waste of 35 bucks. Buy once cry once I guess.