Abstract: A frame assembly that fits into the hitch receiver box found on many trucks. It has reinforced vertical plate attached to the outer end of an accessory tube. The vertical plate has a series of lugs attached to the top sides of the plate. A pulley is mounted below the lugs. The lugs hold the bottom of a standard car jack, which has a lift plate and is operated by a handle. Wire rope is attached to an eye in the lift plate. The wire rope passes around the pulley. The winch works by placing a jack in the lugs and attaching the wire rope to the eye. The other end of the wire rope is secured to an anchor chain that is secured to a substantial object, such as a tree. As the jack is operated, it pulls on the wire rope, which moves a vehicle.