What are the Nut Size and Thread Pitch of the Dunnton-Lainson Handles # DL70346 and # DL70347

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What is the nut size and threads per inch for the ratchet winch handles? Item # DL70346 and Item # DL70347

asked by: Jack K

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I spoke with my contact at Dutton-Lainson who said that the # DL70346 uses a spacer, spring, washer, and screw to secure it but the part # DL70347 uses a 1/2" 13 nut.

Please note that these replacement handles have been made by Dutton-Lainson to fit their winches. Part # DL70346 fits a B series winch while part # DL70347 fits a DLB series winch. If you don't have a B or DLB series winch then neither of these will fit.

expert reply by: Jon G

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Answer 1

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What are the Nut Size and Thread Pitch of the Dunnton-Lainson Handles # DL70346 and # DL70347

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