Posted by JD Seller on November 13, 2016 at 10:57:41 from (208.126.198.123):
I installed an electric winch on my trailer. I have done this one other trailers but the winch batteries were the only ones on the trailer. This trailer has a battery towards the back of the hydraulic tail unit. That battery already is factory wired into not only the pickup plug to charge but also a solar charger to keep it charged when not in use. The easiest way to hook the winch batteries into the sealed harness would but to run a wire back to the existing battery. This way they would be charged by both the pickup and solar too.
Now I am thinking of running a 10 gauge wire between the sets of batteries. The putting a 30 amp circuit breaker at each battery. This way if the wire is shorted out both supply sides would trip a breaker.
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