Are There Replacement Parts For 3,200 lb Fulton F2 Fully Enclosed, 2-Speed Trailer Winch

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Can you get replacement parts for this winch. Such as a new dual gear drum

asked by: Jeff

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Hello Jeff,

There are replacement parts for the 3,200 lb Fulton F2 Fully Enclosed, 2-Speed Trailer Winch # FW32000101, but not a new dual gear drum. The only replacement parts for this winch are the following:

- Replacement 2-Speed Drive Gear Assembly # F0133312S00

- Replacement Handle for Fulton F2 Trailer Winch # F0163309-00

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Samuel C.

2/17/2026

Hey Jeff, did the replacement drive gear assembly or handle end up solving what you needed for your Fulton F2 winch? Knowing how those parts worked out could help others looking to repair the same model.

Jeff

2/17/2026

@SamuelC Yes the f2 fulton worked great. I did have to buy a mounting brace for it the because original fulton winch was made all in one, brace ,V roller stop all on unit.. no longer made. So the f2 fulton replaces the old style.. other than that it looks very clean. Works great. I did learn because of the weight of the boat being a 24ft northriver seahawk that just cranking like a winch could break any winch. & that's what happened to the old one. It broke the gears right off. So now I assist the winch by driving the boat up while my 2nd mate is cranking the boat up to latch, Works perfect that way.. Great product.

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