Powerwinch 915 Trailer Winch [P77915]
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12v Electric Trailer WinchModel 915 12V power-in/power-out allows you to control your boat as it is lowered into the water....
SKU: 225D-16609
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12v Electric Trailer Winch
Model 915 12V power-in/power-out allows you to control your boat as it is lowered into the water. The 915 comes complete with a 10' remote control cord and switch. It also features a pulley block for double-line applications, emergency hand crank and a 60 amp standard wiring harness.
- Max. boat length: 29'
- Max. boat weight: 9500 lbs
- Vertical lift capacity of 3200 lbs, double line capacity of 7500 lbs. (not to be used as a hoist)
- Power-in/power-out control
- Line speed 10 FPM
- 12 volt operating power
- 10' remote control cord and switch
- 40' x 7/32" cable
- Manual hand crank
- Pulley block for double-line applications
- 60 amp standard wiring harness
Specifications:
- Pull Strength (lbs): 3200 lbs
- Manual/Electric: Electric
- Gear Ratio: 450:1
- Box Dimensions: 9"H x 11"W x 15"L WT: 38.9 lbs
- UPC: 810123840120
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Powerwinch 915 Trailer Winch [P77915]
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