Dutton-Lainson Winches - DL10950
Worm Gear, Regular Drum Handle Drive - 1,500 lb
Applications requiring safe, controlled movement of loads need the Dutton-Lainson worm gear winch. The reel automatically stops turning whenever cranking is stopped. There is no free wheel mode, no special mechanism required to stop gear movement and they do not require a minimum load for operation.
- Capacity: 1,500 lbs
- Capacity is based on direct line pull on the first layer of line on the drum. Capacity is reduced as line builds up on the drum
- Laminated high carbon steel gears are heat treated for longer life
- Heavy gauge embossed steel base for extra strength
- Permanently lubricated bearings on drive shaft are maintenance free
- Handle drive
- Heavy duty 1/2" variable speed drill may speed up operation
- Powder coated copper bronze finish
- 5 year limited warranty
- Made in the USA
All D-L winches are built for multipurpose hauling and lifting operations. They are not to be used as hoists for lifting, supporting or transporting people, or for loads over areas where people can be present.
| Worm Gear Specifications |
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| Model | Winch Description | Rated Capacity (1) | Drum Hub Diameter | Gear Ratio | Handle Length | Max. Mechanical Advantage | Max. Drum Capacity - Cable (2) |
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| DL10950 | Reg. Drum Handle Drive | 1,500 lb. | 1-1/2" | 30:1 | 7" | 240 | 1/4" x 43' |
(1) Capacity is based on direct line pull on the first layer of line on the drum. Capacity is reduced as line builds up on the drum. (2) Drum capacity shown is based on cable size listed. (Cable not included.) |
10950 Worm Gear, Regular Drum Handle Drive - 1,500 lb by Dutton-Lainson Model WG1500
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- Can a Strap be used on the # DL10950 Worm Gear Hand Winch
- The Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch - 1,500 lbs, item # DL10950, is designed only to be used with wire cable and a strap cannot be used with this winch. None of the worm gear winches that we stock are designed to be used with a strap.
You may be interested in the Dutton-Lainson Freewheeling Brake Winch with TUFFPLATE Finish, Self-Locking - 1,500 lbs, item # DL14996, which can be used with the Hand Winch Strap with Safety Hook, 2 inch Wide x 25 foot Long - 4,000 lbs., item # DL24249.
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- How to Determine The Correct Hand Winch and Rolling Weight Capacity for a Dual Axle Car Hauler
- In order to determine which hand winch would be the best for your situation, you will need to know the incline of the loading ramps of your trailer. If you have a 10 percent incline on the ramps of your trailer, then you would multiply the 1500lbs by 5.02 to determine what the rolling weight capacity of this Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch, part # DL10950, would be on a trailer with a 10 percent incline.
1500 lbs multiplied by 5.02 is 7530 lbs, so that means is that if you had a 10 perce
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- Hand Winch Recommendation to Lift 900 Pounds Vertically 20 Feet
- The Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch, # DL10950, would be able to lift 900 pounds vertically but only a few feet. You do need to take into consideration that with each layer of wire rope on the drum, the capacity is diminished by 10 percent.
The first layer on the drum can pull 1,500 pounds, but starting on the second layer it goes down to 1,350 pounds. The third layer would be 1,215 pounds. The fourth layer would be 1,094 pounds, and a 5th would be 985. After that, a 900 pound load would
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- Worm Gear Hand Winch and Strap to Lift a 50 lb Rooftop Carrier Off of a 2012 Honda Accord
- The Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch, # DL10950, cannot be used with a nylon strap. This is a cable only application that would work well to raise and lower your 50 lb rooftop carrier if your set up allows use of a cable
If your set up requires a strap, you could use the Dutton-Lainson WG2000 Worm Gear Hand Winch, # DL11002. This is the only worm gear hand winch we offer that will accept a strap and it has a rated capacity of 2,000 lbs.
This winch requires a 2 inch wide strap like the W
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- What is the Gear Ratio for the Dutton Lainson Worm Gear Winch DL10950
- The gear ratio of the Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch # DL10950 that you referenced is 30:1. While this winch will take a little bit to completely reel in, I do not believe it would take forever.
If you are looking for winch that would not require you to crank for extended periods of time you might be interested in the Superwinch C1000 Crane Winch # 03002. This is an electric crane winch that would lift your 390 lb sailboat with ease and would not require you to crank anything at all. You
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- Does the Dutton Lainson Worm Gear Winch Crank In and Out
- The Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch # DL10950 that you referenced cranks one way to to reel in the cable and the other way to let it out.
To deal with the high angle your cable comes in at you could angle how you mount the # DL10950 so that the handle clears. You might have to come up with a custom mount for the winch so that everything clears.
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- Are Cable Fasteners Sold Separately from the Worm Gear Hand Winches by Dutton-Lainson
- The Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch - 1,500 lbs, item # DL10950, is designed only to be used with wire cable. The cable fasteners are sold separately based on what size cable you plan on using.
If the cable size you plan on using is 1/4, 9/32 or 5/16 of an inch you would want a Cable Fastener # DL24362. If you plan on using a cable that is 3/16, 7/32 or 1/4 inch you would want a Cable Fastener # DL24361.
I attached a page that has all of the wire cables we offer for you to check out.
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- How to Release Load or Play Out Cable with Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch # DL10950
- You are correct, the Dutton-Lainson Worm Gear Hand Winch you referenced, part # DL10950 does not have a freewheel mode. The cable or load stops when you stop cranking. To reverse or lower the load, you would crank the handle in the opposite direction, thus playing out the cable. To remove the line, you would fully reverse the handle to play out all of the cable, and then remove the nut from the cable fastener.
Keep in mind that the cable and cable fastener are not included with the winch. You
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