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Chapter 7
Auxiliary Equipment Operation
Overview
This chapter will assist the boat operator in
understanding selected standard and optional
equipment components on the vessel. Select
equipment described may not be installed on your
boat or the pictorials and/or instructions may not
exactly fit equipment on your craft. Remember that
Regal is constantly improving its product line
and therefore may make changes in vendor parts
and specifications without notice. For detailed
information on equipment, please refer to the
owner’s information packet.
Anchor Windlass
WINDLASS
GIPSY
WINDLASS
SWITCH
ROPE
LOCKER
SNAP
HOOK
LANYARDCLEAT
SAFETY
CLUTCH
FAIL SAFE
LEVER
CONTROL
ARM
ANCHOR
SWIVEL
SAFETY
PIN
ANCHOR
SHANK
CUTOFF
SWITCH
Anchor Windlass Introduction
If installed the windlass may feature a stainless
steel polished “claw” style anchor complete with
swivel. This anchor has high holding power in most
seabeds.
Note that select windlass units offer all chain and use
a chain stopper as shown. A momentary windlass
rocker switch located at the anchor locker controls
the lowering and retrieving of the anchor through the
windlass. A 40 amp breaker for windlass overcurrent
protection is located at the battery management
panel. There is a lanyard with a snap hook to add
holding power when the anchor is in the stored
position. The cleat is for tying off the anchor rode
rather than maintaining constant pressure on the
windlass itself with a chain-rope unit.
TYPICAL UNIT SHOWN
CHAIN
STOPPER
ALL CHAIN
MODELS
O N LY
TYPICAL UNIT SHOWN
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