Replacement Recommendation for a Shelby Boat Winch Model 5407B 1700lb Manual Crank

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I have Shelby Boat Winch Model 5407B 1700lb. Manual Crank that failed. Do you have a replacement exact, same hole locations as a drop in or a Like Model that would be satisfactory. It is used for stainless steel rope, and is mounted on a doc. I can send pictures, easily. Thanks

asked by: William M

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Expert Reply:

Hey William, thanks for reaching out!

I recommend replacing your Shelby Boat Winch Model 5407B with the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL14627 which is rated for 1,800 lbs and according to our research we've found this winch mounting pattern to match your 5407B.

Attached are some dimensional photos for your reference!

expert reply by: Jon G

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Dutton-Lainson 14627 Bolt Pattern.
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