FULTON XLT 7.0 - Best Practices; Rated Capacity Tables; Rolling Load Capacity Guide; Long-Term Performance Guidelines

Best Practices
Table 6 - GUIDE TO ROLLING LOAD CAPACITY*
Maximum allowable weight for a rolling load
RAMP INCLINATION
MODEL 0° 3° 5° 10° 15° 20°
XLT 7.0
25,000 lbs.
11,340 Kg
20,000 lbs.
9,070 kg
15,000 lbs.
6,800 kg
10,000 lbs.
4,535 kg
8,500 lbs.
3,855 Kg
7,000 lbs.
3,175 Kg
XLT 10.0
35,000 lbs.
15,875 kg
30,000 lbs.
13,600 kg
25,000 lbs.
11,340 kg
20,000 lbs.
9,070 kg
15,000 lbs.
6,800 Kg
10,000 lbs.
4,535 Kg
Table 5 - Rated 1
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Layer Capacity (Max.)
MODEL Pull
1
Roll Marine
2
XLT 7.0
2,500 lbs. See table 6 7,000 lbs.
XLT 10.0
3,500 lbs. See table 6 10,000 lbs.
1
Not to be used as hoist.
2
When trailer is equipped with rollers, and on a maximum
incline of 20 degrees. Wooden and/or carpeted bunks will
significantly reduce this capacity.
15°
10°
5°
3°
All capacities shown are with 2’ of strap on the reel and 10% rolling friction factor.
The winch’s capacity will be reduced by approximately 10% with each layer added to the reel.
In order to ensure long term performance of your XLT Winch, and to prevent premature wear,
ensure you follow the guidelines below:
1. Never exceed the rated capacity of the winch for your application.
2. Do not exceed the recommended operational time for the winch.
3. Make sure that all electrical connections to the battery are correct, tight, and clean.
4. Do not operate in a repeated “stop-and-go” manner.
5. Immediately stop the winch if it begins to slow down excessively and/or if it feels like it is struggling
to reel in. This is a sign that the rated capacity has been exceeded, and rapid buildup of excessive
heat will occur.
1-minute of operation, followed by a 14-minute cool-down period
WARNING
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