Nomadtech
Reference: NOM-99072
ELECTRIC WINCHES
Grizzly Winch 13000 lbs 150:1 Steel Cable Winch 12V
A 13000 lbs (5897 kg) winch with a 6.5 HP 12 V motor and a three-stage 150:1 planetary gearbox. It ships with 25 m of 9.5 mm steel cable, a steel roller fairlead and both corded and wireless remotes — the abrasion-resistant choice for rock and forestry work.
Grizzly Winch 13000 lbs 150:1 with Steel Cable
A sharp rock lip, a rusted post or a concrete edge can ruin a synthetic rope in a single pull. If that is what your tracks look like, a 25 m steel cable at 9.5 mm is simply the tougher tool for the job.
The winch delivers 13000 lbs — 5897 kg — from a 6.5 HP 12 V motor through a three-stage planetary gearbox at 150:1. Steel rollers guide the cable, taking angled pulls without kinking the wire over the drum edge.
Pull rating 13000 lbs (5897 kg) | Cable steel, 25 m x 9.5 mm | Fairlead steel rollers |
Key benefits
- 5897 kg of pull gives reserve for heavy, deeply bogged vehicles and for uphill recoveries.
- 25 m steel cable at 9.5 mm is not troubled by abrasion against rock, bark or a ditch edge, so you are not laying protection down every time.
- Steel roller fairlead is the correct match for wire and is ready to work out of the box.
- Three-stage 150:1 planetary gearbox geared for pulling force rather than line speed.
- Automatic brake holds the load once you release the button.
- Corded and wireless remotes included, so you can operate from the cab or from a safe distance.
Technical data
| Pull rating | 13000 lbs (5897 kg) |
| Maximum cable load | 5897 kg |
| Motor | 6.5 HP (4.5 kW) |
| Voltage | 12 V |
| Gearbox | planetary, 3-stage |
| Gear ratio | 150:1 |
| Cable | steel, 25 m x 9.5 mm |
| Fairlead | steel rollers |
| Clutch | manual engage / disengage |
| Brake | automatic |
| Control | corded and wireless remote |
| Dimensions | 546 x 160 x 218 mm |
| Mounting bolt pattern | 254 x 114.3 mm |
| Weight | 38 kg |
This variant belongs on a working truck, a farm vehicle, a forestry rig — anywhere the winch lives outdoors all year and nobody inspects the line after every trip. Steel forgives neglect in a way synthetic does not, though it pays for that in mass: 38 kg, some 8 kg more than the synthetic-rope version (NOM-99071). If front overhang weight matters to you, look at that one instead.
Installation / notes
The 254 x 114.3 mm bolt pattern matches the standard for this winch class and the body fits within 546 x 160 x 218 mm. At 38 kg dry, the plate and its attachment to the chassis have to be genuinely strong.
Spool steel cable evenly and under load — loose wraps bury into lower layers and damage the strands. Wear heavy gloves and never run a bare hand along the wire looking for broken strands.
Why it is worth it
- Steel cable and rollers make the most neglect-tolerant set-up for heavy duty use.
- Almost six tonnes of pull from a simple, serviceable planetary drive.
- Two remotes in the box, nothing extra to buy before you start.
If you want a winch that will survive many seasons of rock and mud, this is the version to pick.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why choose steel over synthetic rope?
Steel handles abrasion against rock, bark and edges far better and needs less careful maintenance. The trade-off is mass: this version weighs 38 kg against 30 kg for the synthetic one.
Which fairlead is supplied?
A steel roller fairlead, matched to steel cable.
What is the maximum pull?
13000 lbs, i.e. 5897 kg, which is also the maximum cable load stated by the manufacturer.
Will it fit a standard winch plate?
The mounting bolt pattern is 254 x 114.3 mm, the standard for this winch class.
