Fulton brand winches with two speeds offer one fast speed for quick uptake and a second low speed for increased mechanical advantage.
The shift lock design allows for changing gears without moving the crank handle from shaft to shaft.
Just lift the shift lock and slide the shaft into the desired gear position.
A neutral, free-wheel position allows for quick line pay out without spinning the handle.
An optional handbrake, purchased separately, can be installed after the winch is mounted.
Fulton has produced the finest winches in the industry for over 50 years.
The result of engineering innovation, superior materials, and rugged manufacturing, Fulton winches offer the greatest applications coverage for your unique needs.
When selecting a winch, you'll generally need to: 1) determine the environment (wet environment, saltwater) 2) determine the capacity needed (Fulton winches range from 600 lbs.
to 2100 lbs.) 3) determine whether a single-speed or multi-speed winch is required (cranking resistance) 4) determine whether a braking solution is needed to assist in managing the load (safety, pay-out).
To determine winch capacity needed for pulling, total the weight of all items being pulled, i.e., boat, motor, fuel, gear, then divide by 2.
If the total weight of the boat, motor, fuel, and gear is 2,800 lbs., you would need a 1,500 lb.
winch (2,800 lbs.
divided by 2 = 1,400 lbs.).
If using a steep incline launch, divide by 1.5 instead of 2 due to the increased load on the winch from the incline.
For lifting, select a brake winch based on the amount being lifted, i.e., if lifting 1,450 lbs., you would need a winch rated at 1,500 lbs.
