Handle Length Dimension of Fulton Winch # F59CR
Updated 08/07/2023 | Published 08/06/2023
Question:
Hello- Reached out to Reese/Fulton the other week. They do not have Dimensional Drawings on their website, as Dutton-Lainson does. Nobody has gotten back to me. Would you be able to help? Looking to upgrade my pulling winch from a D-L1100A, but the winch mount only allows for so much winch clearance and also may limit the length of the crank arm.
asked by: Frank J
Expert Reply:
The crank handle of the Fulton winch part # F59CR is 8 inches and is centered between the front and back mounting holes on the mounting plate. So if you take a ruler or tape measure from that point on your mounting bracket location you'll know if it fits or not.
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Fulton Single Speed Winch - 8" Long Handle, 20' Strap - Black Finish - 1,500 lbs
- Trailer Winch
- Standard Hand Winch
- Boat Trailer Winch
- Utility Winch
- 1001 - 2000 lbs
- Standard Hand Crank
- Single Speed Winch
- Polyester Strap
- Fulton
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