The cheap jump start is useless, it'll be gone in a few weeks.
I smashed a battery after only using it 10 times, in spite of charging it while driving around. The ramp is very steep and the Scorp weights 2000 kg fully loaded.
Now I run the car engine, using a stick between pedal and steering wheel for a bit of acceleration and that works out fine. No problems anymore. So the battery is charged all the time.
I agree with the wire part, but the 4x4 recovery rope is the best for a powered winch with a roller fairlead. The straps tend to fold over and you don't want to put your fingers near to a powered drum to try and sort it
Yes but I haven't seen many trailer winches with a roller fairlead!!!
The cheap jump start is useless, it'll be gone in a few weeks.
I smashed a battery after only using it 10 times, in spite of charging it while driving around. The ramp is very steep and the Scorp weights 2000 kg fully loaded.
Now I run the car engine, using a stick between pedal and steering wheel for a bit of acceleration and that works out fine. No problems anymore. So the battery is charged all the time.
Yep I have a very big second battery in the back of the truck which charges off the second plug on the tow hitch
4 X 4 winches using Dyneema rope are not recommended to have roller fairleads but an oval P.T.F.E/Nylon fairlead to stop the potential for chaffing in the corners of the roller fairlead. Boat trailer mounted electric winches ? ? with only straight pulls not at severe angles possibly not needed Rgd's.
to try and sort it 
