Recommended Replacement Hand Winch for 1996 EZ Loader Boat Trailer
Updated 07/09/2014 | Published 07/06/2014
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I currently have a T1602 1996 winch on my EZLoader trailer. The teeth on the pinion and the drum are shot. Which would be the best replacement winch you would recommend?
asked by: Craig B
Expert Reply:
Fulton no longer makes the T1602 winch, it's been replaced by the F2, part # FW16000101. If you're happy with the way your old one performed, it would be good replacement. If you wanted to go up to an 1800 lb capacity, you could use the Fulton # F142306 that you referenced. Choosing a winch with capacity to spare is never a bad idea.
For more information about hand winches, take a look at the help article I've linked you to.
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Fulton Single Speed Trailer Winch - 9" Long Handle, 20' Strap - Zinc - 1,800 lbs
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- 1001 - 2000 lbs
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