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TowSmart Trailer Winch - Single Speed - Ratcheting - 20' Strap - 1,500 lbs
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TowSmart Trailer Winch - Single Speed - Ratcheting - 20' Strap - 1,500 lbs
Part Number: 348776
$57.13
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TowSmart Trailer Winch - 348776
- Boat Trailer Winch
- Utility Winch
- Standard Hand Winch
- 1001 - 2000 lbs
- Polyester Strap
- TowSmart
- Standard Hand Crank
This 2-way, ratcheting hand winch is perfect for loading and unloading your boat, ATV or other equipment that requires horizontal pull. Corrosion-resistant zinc-plating makes it great for marine applications. 20' Strap included.
Features:
- Single-speed hand winch is designed for horizontal pulling applications
- Perfect for loading boats onto your trailer and maneuvering bulky equipment
- Designed to pull objects weighing up to 1,500 lbs
- Ratchet pawls lock load in place when handle stops cranking to prevent unintentional payout
- 20' Long polyester strap is strong and abrasion resistant
- Includes zinc-plated steel hook
- Zinc-plated steel is durable and corrosion resistant
- Comfort grip ensures secure hold on handle
Specs:
- Strap dimensions: 2" wide x 20' long
- Max capacity: 1,500 lb (680.38 kg)
- Handle length: 7"
- Gear ratio: 4.1:1
- Hub diameter: 5/8"
- 1-Year limited warranty
Note: Winches are not to be used as hoists for lifting, supporting or transporting people, or for loads over areas where people can be present.
Rolling Load Winch Capacity
| Percent Incline | Rolling Load Capacity (lbs) |
|---|---|
| Level Surface | 15,000 |
| 5 (3°) | 10,005 |
| 10 (6°) | 7,530 |
| 20 (11°) | 5,100 |
| 30 (17°) | 3,915 |
| 50 (26°) | 2,790 |
| 70 (35°) | 2,295 |
| 100 (45°) | 1,935 |
To calculate your winch's rolling load capacity - the amount of weight it can pull up an incline - you must multiply the line pull capacity by a factor determined by the degree of the incline.
The multiplication factors shown in the chart, right, include a 10-percent rolling friction factor.
Note: A 5-percent - or 3-degree - incline is a 1/2' rise over a 10' distance. Follow the chart to determine your winch's rolling load capacity.
776 Tow Smart Trailer Winch - 20' Strap - Zinc - 1,500 lbs
Customer Satisfaction Score:
98% were satisfied with this product
2% of customers were not satisfied
- Defective
- Did not arrive in time
- Manufacturer issue
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
34 reviews
by:
Mike
11/03/2026
The geared shaft that the handle attaches to has no flare or provision to prevent the handle from grinding against the housing after tightening the nylock to retain the handle. Your choices are: 1. Secure handle you can't turn, or 2. Loose handle that flops around while reeling in your boat. Also, the provided nylock nut can still be turned by hand, even after the locking portion has engaged. Would not buy again.
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Dan
11/11/2025
Gonna put it to the test today. 4 stars because it wasn’t explicitly stated that nuts and bolts weren’t included, although I may have missed that in the details. 5 stars if I missed the note.
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Fred
05/25/2021
Great service! Vicky helped me to find an obscure part and everything was delivered quickly. I can't recommend etrailer.com enough!
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Mark
07/25/2025
Comes completely disassembled. Images and description do not accurately describe the condition that the winch arrives.
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John
11/13/2024
It should do the job; after all, I'm just loading a jonboat. There's a pawl on this winch that engages the gear that keeps the strap from running out, keeps the winch from reversing. Due to a spring mechanism, that pawl can't be disengaged unless you stand by the winch and hold it. This is a poor design. When I'm at the boat and need more strap, I can't just pull it off. Thus the three stars.
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Richard
08/24/2022
The winches work good. They are actually better than my boat trailer winch.
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Jerry
08/12/2020
Would do business with e-trailer anytime....a true pleasure to work with...no worries about the order shipping in a timely manner. I got just what I ordered. Perfect fit...Many thanks.
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X
09/05/2025
Thank you for prompt delivery. I'll install it tomorrow.
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Curt
09/24/2025
Your Website and service is great!
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Peter
05/05/2021
I have bought sevseral items from etrailer. Good service! Have never had any issues.
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Kenneth
06/18/2025
so far so good
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Howard
01/06/2022
Well it’s about 25 degrees out side not comfortable for a guy my age I love my pontoon but the cold gives my boned the chills so I will leave a note with you soon On some warming days ahead
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Mark
05/14/2020
Great company to order from. Even during these difficult times everything was handled professionally and quickly. Thanks!
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Gordon
06/23/2021
Arrived quickly. Good quality. I liked how I could follow the delivery times and locations. Easy web site.
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Ethan
03/18/2024
Best customer service on the web
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Jonathan
12/19/2024
I think it’s great. Thank you!
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Z
07/12/2024
piece of junk- spend the money and buy a better winch
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Mark
01/24/2024
Easy way to order and my items were delivered quickly.
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James
09/21/2026
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Frank
07/09/2026
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Gerald
03/21/2024
Fast delivery of shipment
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Bob
04/23/2023
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06/10/2022
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06/23/2026
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- Trailer Jack and Winch for Trailer Towing 2007 Boston Whaler MonTauk 170Hey Kevin, based on the weight of your 2007 Boston Whaler Montauk 170 that I found online the TowSmart winch part # 348776 would be a really great option that would work well and not cost a lot. Then for a trailer jack for the pole tongue trailer you have the etrailer part # MJ-1206B would be a great option as well.
view full answer... - Replacement for Discontinued Fulton XLT1401 Trailer WinchThe Fulton XLT 1401 has been discontinued for some time, and as such, the replacement ratchet you are seeking from the photo has also been discontinued, so if your winch does not work, the best option is a new one. The XLT 1401 was a single-speed winch with a 1,400 lb capacity and 20 foot strap, and there are similar options that are high quality but won't break the bank. For one of those I recommend the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL15337 if you like a longer handle (this one has a 9"...
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- Replacing the Winches on a Sea-Doo TrailerWhen replacing a winch, or winches, on a boat trailer, I always recommend one that ratchets. This way if you every loose grip, you will not need to start all over after the boat or jet ski slides back into the water. So with that being said, the TowSmart Trailer Winch - Single Speed - Ratcheting - 20' Strap - 1,500 lbs # 348776 will be the option I suggest. This is rated up to 1,500 pounds and will use the standard bolt pattern that most winches follow. However, with the way your current...
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- Recommended Hand Winch for 2200 lb BoatAlthough the # 348776 you'd looked at would do the job, going with a winch that has a higher capacity than what you actually need is a good idea. The winch won't need to work as hard. With this in mind, I'd recommend the # 315-W2000D from JIF Marine. The extra capacity will be helpful when you add the weight of the cargo like skis, fishing gear, coolers and gas. Normally, with a short winching distance, you could get by with a 1100-1500 lb capacity winch, but going with a winch with a...
view full answer... - Minimum Mounting Bolt Distance Compatible with Fulton and TowSmart Single Speed WInchesI did some research into the different single speed winches you referenced of # F142102, # F142007, and # 348776. The minimal mounting bolt distance (center on center) that work with all 3 of these is 2-1/4 inches and you will want to use 3/8 inch grade 5 bolts.
view full answer... - How Does TowSmart Trailer Winch 348776 Lock and Unlock?The TowSmart Trailer Winch # 348776 you were looking at locks and unlocks by moving the lever on the front of the winch up or down. This will make it so the winch ratchets in both directions, or keeping constant pressure on the lever will make it completely disengage. You can see this by checking out the 1:20 minute mark of the included video.
view full answer... - Replacement Winch Options For A Fulton XLT1401 Trailer WinchThe Fulton XLT1401 trailer winch you reference has been discontinued for a while, and so are it's parts, unfortunately. Your best, and most likely easiest solution, is for a full replacement. I recommend the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL15337. This winch has the same 1,400lb capacity, as well as a 20 foot strap. This option has a 9" handle, however if you prefer a smaller handle, you can use # 348776. This winch has a 1,500lb capacity, and also has a 20 foot strap.
view full answer... - Availability of Trailer Winch that Can Have Handle Install on Both SidesThe winch you mentioned part # 348776 can't have the handle mounted on both sides of it nor can it mount 180 degrees. For a winch that you can move the handle to the left side you can use # FW16000101. This winch is specifically designed to allow the handle to be installed on either side easily so it would work the best for you.
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Fred
5/26/2022
I mounted the Winch and the first time I took the boat out, the catch that determines direction wouldn't hold. When I got home from a local lake, the strap was loose. Next time I tightened the handle so that I could tie it in place, and apparently not aware of my own strength, I twisted the shaft off at the handle. I returned the Winch and have heard nothing from e trailer since