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General| Motor Voltage | 12V DC |
|---|---|
| Boat Size | Up to 12 meters |
| Maximum Pulling Power | 1200 lbs |
| Rope Size | 1/2 inch |
| Capacity | 1200 lbs |
| Chain Size | 5/16 inch |
Details electric and hydraulic power options for different models.
Specifies requirements for hydraulic models, including flow, pressure, and oil.
Emphasizes correct chain and chainwheel fit for proper operation.
Recommends using a Maxwell chainstopper of the appropriate size.
Details the correct positioning and orientation of the windlass.
Guidance on positioning the chainstopper relative to the windlass and bow roller.
Specifies safe and practical positioning for foot switches.
Specifies dry area placement for the reversing solenoid.
Details mounting the breaker/isolator panel in a dry place.
Guidance on positioning remote control stations for accessibility and weather protection.
Specifies wiring requirements for footswitches and remote controls.
Details standard unit accommodation for deck thickness and serviceability.
Emphasizes structural strength, smooth surfaces, and careful drilling for mounting.
Details steps for preparing the windlass unit before mounting.
Step-by-step guide for physically attaching the windlass to the deck.
Provides tables for selecting main cable conductor sizes for 12V and 24V systems.
Covers windlass control via hydraulic solenoid valve and toggle switch/footswitches.
Refers to a separate manual for multi-function electro-hydraulic power packs.
Explains how to operate the windlass control system, including dual direction.
Step-by-step guide for lowering anchor using power.
Step-by-step guide for raising anchor using power.
Guide for manual anchor lowering, suitable for tight spaces.
Procedure for raising anchor using the emergency crank.
Instructions for chainpipe operations and using the warping drum.
Lists recommended oils and greases for gearbox and bearings.
Details gearbox maintenance, including oil changes every three years.
Explains how to remove and service electric and hydraulic motors.
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