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How do I assemble the winch?

Thread the handle onto the winch drive shaft and be certain that a clicking noise is produced when the handle is turned clockwise. Install the spring and locknut (Items E and G) on the end of the drive shaft as shown on parts drawing. These parts may appear to serve no function, but they provide several important fail-safe features, and must not be altered or removed.


How do I wind cable on the winch reel?

Wind cable on winch reel by turning winch handle in clockwise direction. This should produce a loud, sharp, clicking noise. The load will remain in position when the handle is released.


How do I wind cable off the winch reel?

Wind cable off the winch reel by turning winch handle counterclockwise (no noise will be produced). The load will remain in position when the handle is released, but for extra security it is recommended that the handle be turned clockwise until at least two clicks are heard. This will add extra tightness to the brake mechanism. Always satisfy yourself that the winch is holding the load before releasing the winch handle.


What is the minimum operating load requirement for Models DLB350A, DLB350AG, DLB800A, DLB800AG, DLB1200A and DLB1200AG?

50 lb (23 kg)


What is the minimum operating load requirement for DLB1500A and DLB1500AG?

75 lb (34 kg)


What is the minimum operating load requirement for DLB2000AG and DLB2500A?

175 lb (80 kg)


How do I use the lockout lever to ‘freewheel’ cable out?

To ‘freewheel’ cable out, simply turn the handle counterclockwise until lockout lever can be engaged behind handle hub. In this condition cable can be easily pulled from the winch drum.


How do I maintain the winch?

In order to insure maximum performance, a periodic inspection for any necessary preventive maintenance must be made. Check at least once annually and more frequently when the winch is exposed to an environment which is particularly dirty or wet. For continued smooth performance and increased life, occasionally grease gears, reel shaft and handle threads. An occasional drop of oil on the drive shaft bearings is also recommended. If winch will be used in freezing, icy conditions, apply silicone spray to ratchet pawl and spacer items V, W, X or Y. Note: Do not oil or grease brake mechanism items H and J. Keep winch in good working order. Damaged or severely-worn parts create unnecessary dangers and could result in personal injury or property damage.


How do I mount and attach the cable to the winch?

For maximum strength and safety, this winch must be mounted with three 3/8″ bolts (M10), washers and lock washers. Use Grade 8 for 1500 lb/680 kg or greater capacity. (See parts drawing). Using fewer bolts or alternate locations will result in damage to the winch base and the winch may malfunction.

Attach cable or rope by method shown in sketch.


What are the specifications for the winch cables?

Winch Cable Specifications:

Model Cable Specification
DLB350A 1/8″ (2000 lb) x 84′
DLB350AG 3mm (480kg) x 24.9m
DLB800A 3/16″ (4200 lb) x 68′
DLB800AG 4mm (1080kg) x 23.0m
DLB1200A 7/32″ (5600 lb) x 69′
DLB1200AG 5mm (1640kg) x 19.7m
DLB1500A 1/4″ (7000 lb) x 60′
DLB1500AG 6mm (2040kg) x 15.1m
DLB2000AG 7mm (2720kg) x 8.9m
DLB2500A 5/16″ (9800 lb) x 34′

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