Does Fulton Have a Replacement Ratchet Plunger Knob

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I need a replacement ratchet plunger knob for a Fulton F2 3200 lbs model FW32000101 boat winch. Can you help?

asked by: Kenneth S

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Hello Kenneth.

I reached out to Fulton and they informed me that the ratchet plunger knob has been discontinued with no replacement. My apologies that this replacement part is not longer available. The only replacement parts for the Fulton F2 Fully Enclosed, 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Adjustable Handle - 3,200 lbs # FW32000101 are the Replacement 2-Speed Drive Gear Assembly # F0133312S00, and the Replacement Handle # F0163309-00.

expert reply by: Kate F

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Ken

11/19/2024

Kate: I talked with Fulton/Direct Brands tech support and was told there is a ratchet plunger repair kit, part no 0133310s00, that includes the knob. Any chance you have or can source this kit?

Kate F.

11/19/2024

@Ken I was told by Fulton this morning that they no longer make the plunger. We used to carry part number 0133310s00 but have sold out of our inventory. You might be able to find a different vendor that still has some old inventory on their shelves, I am very sorry that we do not.

David C.

5/21/2026

I to need the plunger knob. My shaft is bent and I can’t get it to turn

Kate F.

5/22/2026

@DavidC Sorry to hear that David. We used to have the part, but it is no long available. The part you need is: 0133310S00 Fulton Trailer Winch Ratchet Repair Pawl and Hardware Kit, it comes with the plunger. If you cannot find anyone with stock, I would swap it out for the Dutton-Lainson Covered Hand Winch - 2 Speed - Freewheel - 25' Strap - 2,600 lbs # DL17085 since we no longer carry the Fulton winches.

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