Differences Between 900LB and 1,300LB Fulton Single Speed Winches

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Could you please give me the ordering number for the Fulton single speed winch: [900 lb. capacity]? Are the operational characteristics the same as the 1300 lb. capacity

asked by: Peter F

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Helpful Expert Reply:

Currently we only have the 900LB # F142007 with the strap. It is smaller than the 1,300LB # F142104 winch with a smaller handle length and drum size. As far as operating the winch they are very similar with a similar handle and switch being in the same position.

expert reply by: Bud M

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Answer 1

Saltwater is pretty corrosive by nature. It dry things out and causes metal to rust. Your best option would be to rinse the trailer down with fresh water as quickly as possible after removing it from the boat ramp so that you can limit the salt's…

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Answer 2

The only types of winches we can recommend for hoisting like what you are wanting to do are the worm gear winches like the #DL11011 that you referenced. This winch has more than enough capacity so it would fit and work well. For a similar winch that…

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Answer 3

The instructions for the #DL11011 state, "to minimize heat build up and possible winch damage, do not exceed 600 rpm." So, although you can use a drill with the Dutton-Lainson Drill Drive Socket Adapter for DLB Series Winches #DL6456 to…

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Answer 4

If you are wanting to use a drill to ease operation of the winch, the Dutton-Lainson #DL11011 would be a much better choice. This winch is specifically designed so that the handle is easily removable for use with a drill. Using the shaft directly…

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Answer 5

We offer rubber grease cap plugs like #DC-RP which fits a 1.18-inch dust cap hole; this is sold as a single piece. We also offer a set of two in the same size as part #RG04-010. These fit grease caps like #RG04-040.

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Answer 6

The 1.18" width on the Grease Cap Plug for E-Z Lube Grease Caps #RG04-010 is the only size that is offered.

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Answer 7

When 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…

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Answer 8

Generally when picking out a winch for a boat trailer the ratio is 2 to 1 meaning you would need a winch with roughly half the capacity as the weight of the boat. With good rollers and a short winching distance the ratio increases to 3 to 1, but with…

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Answer 9

Dutton Lainson trailer winches like the #DL14125 have bolt patterns that are designed to fit the standard bolt pattern the winch mount on your boat trailer would have so this will work for you. Most of the holes are slotted on the plate of this winch…

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Answer 10

I went out to our warehouse to take a look at the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch - 1,100 Pounds #DL15103 referenced in your question. I was able to take the measurements you are needing and have attached an image with these dimensions labeled that you can…

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Answer 11

The closest I can come to the same mounting holes you have for your DL1402A winch is part #DL14527. This is a 1,600-lb pulling winch and it has very similar mounting hole locations. I have attached dimensional drawings for the DL1402A and the…

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Answer 12

Although 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…

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