Boat Winch Parts Library
Spare Parts For Anchor Winches/Trailer Winches/Sheet Winches
Maxwell,Lewmar,Lofrans,Muir,Arco,Barlow,Harken,Powerwinch
E-mail us with your winch model and we will send you a PDF parts diagram
- Supply of spare parts for a huge range of old and new models
- Motors- 12 v, 24 v, hydraulic
- Gearboxes
- Chainwheels
- Worm drives
- General spare parts
- Bearings
- Seals
- Pawls & Springs for sheet winches
- Self tailing jaws
- Winch handles- sheet winch and anchor winch handles
- Windlass electric foot switch - toggle up/down switch- many styles available
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Freedom Freedom Manual.pdf
HWC1200 P19083_2.00_doc_1200 HWC Owners Manual.pdf
VWC1200P19156_1.00_doc_1200 VWC-VWCLP Owners Manual.pdf
VWC2200P19070_6.00_doc_Manual 2200 Windlass.pdf
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P25-MANHR1200C_COUGAR_MANUAL.pdf
H600_Compact_manual_23-6-05.pdf
COMPACT_H700_INSTRUCTION_MANUAL.pdf
Motor Type
Winches use two types of DC motors, Permanent Magnet Motors and Series Wound Motors. All electric DC winch motors consist of one set of coils, called an armature, inside another set of coils or a set of permanent magnets, called the stator. It is the job of the stator to produce a magnetic field which will cause the rotor (or armature) to rotate when an electric current flows through it. Applying a voltage to the coils produces a torque in the armature, resulting in motion. With all types of motors, the higher the horsepower rating, the more toque and power the motor will have. The winch rating is a combination of motor torque and gear train gear ratio reduction. Motor horsepower has a direct effect on both line speed & pulling power.
Permanent Magnet Motors - In a permanent magnet motor, the stator uses permanent magnets and there are no field coils. With permanent magnet motors, the drain on your battery tends to be less than series wound motors, which uses field coils in the stator rather than magnets. Permanent magnet motors are better suited for light to medium duty winching because they tend to generate more heat and overheat. Winching time & load should be carefully monitored as they have the tendency to overheat. The magnets in permanent magnet motors can loose their field strength over time and repeated use.
Series Wound Motors - With a series wound motor, the field coils are connected in series with the armature coil. Series wound motors are powerful and efficient at high speed and generate the most torque for a given current. A series wound motor will use more current over a permanent magnet motor because they use field coils to generate a magnetic field. Series wound winches are heavier duty winches, and tend to be more expensive.
A permanent magnetic motor will pull the same as a series wound motor, at at less of an amperage draw on the battery and charging system. However, as the permanent magnet motor gets warmer, the power will drop as the amperage draw will increase. The amperage draw on a series wound motor will stay the same throughout the duty cycle.
Spare parts orders are shipped anywhere in Australia - PNG- Pacific Islands usually within 24 hours of recieving your order as we understand the importance of getting you back on the water quickly and efficiently.
Shipping to international destinations can be arranged on request
Have the model and description of your winch on hand when you contact us or e-mail digital images to help identify the correct version for parts supply.
We can e-mail, fax you an exploded parts diagram to assist - just let us know what model or brand and we can work it out for you
Send your images to sales@winchsolutions.com.au
Ph 0408 861 414 to discuss your requirements in person.
