Product Description
Features
- Kolstrand's 24" series aluminum anchor winch is made entirely of lightweight/strong aluminum alloy
- Winch housing is machined with or without that mounting holes for easy installation (winch may be welded to aluminum deck if necessary) and winch frame is reinforced for extra strength
- Positive-stop ratchet & dog locks the drum while anchored
- White hydraulics RE series motor used exclusively for long life and durability in the field
- 4-Position directional control valve that controls haul-in, pay-out, free-spool and neutral positions is available as an option
- Winch comes Standard without the control valve, and is furnished as an option pre-plumbed onto the winch housing, or supplied loose (for the customer to mount in a more convenient location.)
- Many drum-width sizes are available upon request
- Powder coating in various colors available upon request (as an option)
Winch Performance
- Based On 6 GPM @ 1500 PSI
- Drum Speed: 40 RPM
- Bare Drum Line Pull: 3465 Lbs.
- Mid Drum Line Pull: 990 Lbs.
- Full Drum Line Pull: 577 Lbs.
Kolstrand's all aluminum 24D20W drum Style anchor winch is the perfect winch for the 38 to 48 Foot vessel, depending upon how much cable/rope you want to store on the drum.
Kolstrand AKPAAW24D20W drum measures 24" diameter flanges X 20" between the flanges with a 4.5" diameter barrel core. The drum is large enough to hold 500 Feet of 5/8" line plus 40 Feet of 5/8" chain.
Note: The purpose of Kolstrand drum-style anchor winch is to pay-out and haul-in anchor line, usually with a shot of anchor chain. The winch is equipped with a ratchet and dog that will lock the drum, and is usually used by the vessel operator when anchoring in calm sea conditions.
As the winch is designed to haul a given load, and if the customer intends to anchor in calm conditions, the locking dog arrangement is usually sufficient. We do recommend that if the vessel is to anchor in other than calm sea conditions, that the user take a bite of the anchor line and secure it to a bow cleat, removing the load from the winch drum.
