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B
OAT
T
RAILER
W
INCH
P
OWERWINCH
6
O
PERATING THE
W
INCH
WARNINGS
To avoid personal injury and property damage, clear the area around and
behind the boat of people, animals and obstructions before loading or
unloading the boat.
Never stand between or behind the load or anchor point and the winch.
Serious personal injury could occur if the cable breaks.
A
LWAYS
wear leather gloves when handling the cable. Steel cable can
cause serious damage to hands.
N
EVER
use the winch alone to secure the boat to the trailer during transit.
Use separate straps or equivalent to secure the boat to the trailer.
U
NLOADING
T
HE
B
OAT
1. In not previously done, attach the winch cable hook to the bow eye
on the boat.
2. Connect the power to the winch. The plug goes into the socket on
the right side of the winch.
3. Connect the wired remote. The plug goes into the socket on the
left side of the winch.
4. Remove the tie down straps from the boat.
5. Using the switch on the remote, power out the cable until the
boat is unloaded.
6. When the boat is in the water, release the cable hook.
7. While maintaining tension in the cable, press the switch on the remote. Roll
the cable up completely. D
O NOT
allow the cable to roll up loosely, damage
to the cable and winch components could occur.
CAUTION
Do not allow the cable hook to roll into the winch.
Damage to the level wind plate can occur.
8. Secure the cable hook to prevent any accidental injury or damage.
L
OADING THE
B
OAT
1.
Connect the power to the winch. The power cord plug goes into the socket on the
right side of the winch.
2. Connect the wired remote. The plug goes into the socket on the left side of the
winch.
3.
Align the boat and trailer.
4.
Power out the cable and attach the cable hook to the bow eye.
5.
Step clear of the cable, winch and boat.
6. Press and hold the remote switch. Power in the cable until the boat touches
the bow stop. Release the switch.
7.
When fully loaded, secure the boat to the trailer.
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