Manual
For detailed information on installing the Mile Marker 3500 lb. - PE3500 Electric Winch, please checkout the installation manual below.
What our Experts Think
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Compact & Lightweight
Weighing under 16 lb, this winch is easy to mount and ideal for ATVs, UTVs, small off-road rigs, or light-duty trailers.
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Adequate 3,500 lb Pull Rating
Handles light recovery tasks such as winching ATVs/UTVs, small off-road vehicles, trailers, boats, or clearing obstacles.
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Durable, Weather-Resistant Construction
Fully sealed, submersible housing with corrosion-resistant components ensures reliable operation in mud, water, snow, or dusty conditions.
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Smooth, Controlled Operation
3-stage planetary gear train, automatic load-holding brake, and handheld or handlebar-mounted remote provide precise, safe control under load.
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Flexible Line Options
Available with synthetic rope (lighter, easier handling) or steel cable depending on preference and use case.
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Best Applications
Ideal for ATVs/UTVs, light trucks, trailers, small off-road vehicles, and light utility or trail tasks where portability and ease-of-use are key.
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Bottom Line
The PE3500 offers a lightweight, easy-to-install solution for moderate-duty recovery, trailer work, or recreational off-road use.
Q&A
Q: What is the PE3500 designed for?
A: A compact 12 V electric winch rated for 3,500 lb line pull, ideal for ATVs, UTVs, small off-road vehicles, trailers, or light-duty recovery tasks.
Q: Why choose this winch over a larger model?
A: Its lightweight, compact design makes it easy to mount on smaller vehicles while still providing reliable recovery power for light-to-moderate loads.
Q: How does it handle tough conditions?
A: Fully sealed and submersible, it can operate in mud, water, snow, or wet off-road environments.
Q: What comes with the winch?
A: Includes steel cable or synthetic rope (depending on version), fairlead, hook, and remote control for flexible operation.
Q: What tasks is this winch best suited for?
A: Light to medium jobs such as extracting stuck ATVs/UTVs, pulling small trailers, loading gear, or occasional light off-road recovery.
Q: Part number
A: 77‑53112BW.
Maintenance Tips
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Inspect before and after use: Check the cable or synthetic rope for frays, kinks, or corrosion; ensure the drum rotates smoothly.
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Test operation regularly: Run the winch under no-load conditions to confirm proper engagement and smooth operation.
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Clean and lubricate: Remove dirt, mud, and debris from the winch body, cable, and roller fairlead; lightly lubricate moving parts.
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Check electrical connections: Ensure battery terminals and winch wiring are clean, tight, and free from corrosion.
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Avoid overheating: Use short pulls and allow the winch to cool between heavy loads to prevent motor or solenoid damage.
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Store properly: Protect the winch from moisture, dust, and extreme conditions when not in use
