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Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 lbs

Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 lbs

Item # F142430
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Durable winch has 2 speeds - 1 for quick pull in, the other for greater mechanical advantage when pulling heavier items. Corrosion-resistant zinc finish. For use with cable only (FWC7500100 - sold separately). Handbrake included. Great Prices for the best trailer winch from Fulton. Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 lbs part number F142430 can be ordered online at etrailer.com or call 1-800-940-8924 for expert service.
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Fulton Trailer Winch - F142430

  • Standard Hand Winch
  • Boat Trailer Winch
  • Utility Winch
  • Wire Rope
  • Extra Heavy Duty
  • Two Speed Winch
  • Fulton
  • Standard Hand Crank

Durable winch has 2 speeds - 1 for quick pull in, the other for greater mechanical advantage when pulling heavier items. Corrosion-resistant zinc finish. For use with cable only (FWC7500100 - sold separately). Handbrake included.


Features:

  • 2-Speed hand winch is ideal for boat trailers
    • Fast speed lets you pull in quickly
    • Lower speed offers an increased mechanical advantage
  • Included handbrake lets you manually control the release of your load
  • Solid one-piece drum gear eliminates internal corrosion
    • Lasts longer than a riveted drum gear
  • Z-Max 600 zinc finish provides superior rust resistance
    • 600-Hour salt spray rating
  • For use with a cable only (FWC7500100 - sold separately)


Specs:

  • Handle length: 10"
  • Base dimensions: 8-1/8" long x 4-11/16" wide
  • Gear ratios: 5.1:1 and 12.2:1
  • Maximum mechanical advantage: 102:1
  • Drum storage: 185' x 7/32" cable
    • For use with cable only
  • Hub size: 1-3/4"
  • Capacity: 3,700 lbs
  • 5-Year limited warranty


142430 Fulton High-Performance Two Speed Boat Trailer Winch with Hand Brake - 3,700 lbs

Replaces T37000301 and FT37000301

Installation Details F142430 Installation instructions


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Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 lbs - F142430

Average Customer Rating:  4.7 out of 5 stars   (19 Customer Reviews)

Durable winch has 2 speeds - 1 for quick pull in, the other for greater mechanical advantage when pulling heavier items. Corrosion-resistant zinc finish. For use with cable only (FWC7500100 - sold separately). Handbrake included.

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Winch is very heavy duty and well coated with zinc. Handle can be removed and inserted in the low or high speed with a push of a button. Great winch. However,the brake lever is in a bag with a few hardware parts which must be assembled to the winch. I thought the brake lever would already be assembled to the winch. The e-clip (or wave washer as the instructions call it) that holds the brake lever in place broke when trying to clip it on. I had to run to an auto parts store 10 miles away to buy a new e-clip as I was in the middle of installation. If the brake lever had already been installed I would have given the winch five stars.

David

1/4/2024

These 3700 lb winches work great. Both winches were installed on my slip dock where the cables go to shore to hold slip in place. Much easier now to bring the dock in to shore when the water comes up or down in this reservoir. My lake neighbors are all jealous!



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heavy duty winch, handle easy to crank.

Vicki

12/24/2023

After a year of outdoor exposure, winches are still functioning well, easy to crank.



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Really like the product it’s heavy duty and built well going to work great for pulling My jeeps up on the car hauler just in case something breaks while Fourwheelin I have the option to use the winch. I built a nice strong mounting plate for it and works wonderful. Did not even have to use the low gearing to crank the jeep up on the car hauler



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Part we needed was in stock and arrived quickly once ordered.



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works good



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The winch has worked as expected. We use this winch to get disabled cars, trucks and tractors onto a trailer. Two speeds are useful when winching up a non powered unit.



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I just mounted it looks good I'll send you an update soon



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Our last ones were made in the USA. These r made in China. Great service and fast delivery!



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holding up well in saltwater conditions daily usage



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Has worked good for our application



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It is the closest to what I needed, I really needed a 3 speed winch. But it will do the job. I wore out my old one.



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Quality product. Heavy duty, holds more cable than most cranks. Great customer service.



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The winch is great. It bolted on immediately. It feels like a solidly built piece of gear.



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A year into service and working like a charm.



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Upon inspection of winch, came in good shape, well packaged
delivered to our customer, thank you



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Good solid unit.



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See what our Experts say about this Fulton Trailer Winch

  • Solutions for Fulton T3700 Winch with Broken Cable
    The current version of your Fulton T3700 is the part # F142430 which is a cable-only winch like what you have. Best options I have would be a new cable for yours that is broke like with part # FWC7500100 for a 50 foot cable or to go with a new winch that uses a strap instead like the Jif Marine part # 315-W3200D which has a similar 3,200 lb capacity. Only downside to the straps is they aren't as long as the cables since the layers add up quicker. This comes with a 20 foot long strap.
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  • Line Capacity of Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch # F142430
    The Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch # F142430 referenced in your question does indeed have a drum storage capacity of 185 feet of 7/32 inch cable. The longest 7/32 inch cable we have available is the Fulton # FWC7500100 that measures 50 feet long and also includes a hook. This hand winch features a 3,700 pound weight capacity and will work really nicely for your general purpose lifting or pulling as it does include a hand brake to let you manually control release of a load...
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  • Recommended Hand Winch for Loading Car Onto Trailer
    Due to the 15 to 20 degree incline, the load even though rolling will be a substantial weight. It is equivalent to about a 30 percent increase in resistance. I've attached an article to help explain this. My recommendation for you is to use the Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 lbs # F142430. This will give you the ability to use either higher speed or higher torque as needed. It will use a cable like # FWC7500100.
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  • Electric and Hand Winch Recommendation For 6,600 Lb Boat
    I am happy to recommend a couple of winches for you. Since your boat on rollers is just over the 2:1 ratio you need a winch with a capacity of at least half the weight of your boat. For an electric winch, I recommend Bulldog Winch Trailer Winch # BDW15020 which has a 4,400 lb rating and will work really well for your application. It includes a 50' long x 1/4" (6 mm) diameter rope with a convenient hand held water proof remote. The only hand winch I recommend for the weight of your boat...
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  • Hand Winch for Ez Loader Boat Trailer Loaded with 1999 Sea Ray Sun Deck 210
    There is a general rule of thumb used when choosing a hand winch for a boat trailer. If the trailer has wooden or carpeted bunks, you will want a winch whose capacity is about half the weight of the boat. If you have bunk rollers on your trailer, your winch capacity should be at least 1/3 of the weight of the boat. According to my research, the dry weight of your boat is somewhere around 3500 lbs, which means that the Fulton 2-Speed Winch you mention would have more than enough capacity...
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  • Recommended 2 Speed Winch for Boat Trailer
    For a two speed winch on your boat trailer with a 3,600 lb boat I recommend the Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake # F142430. This winch has a 3,700 lb capacity so it will have you covered no matter what your trailer setup is. It also has a Z-Max 600 zinc finish for a 600 hour salt spray rating. If you need a winch cable you can use the # FWC7500100.
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  • Hand Winch That Has Capacity for 100 Feet of Cable
    There are a pair of hand winches that have the storage capacity for 100 feet of cable, but it needs to be 7/32" cable; there are no winches that have the capability to store 100 feet of 5/16" cable as it is too large. If you are okay with using that size cable you have two options for a winch, depending on the weight rating you need. - 3,200 lbs: Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch - Cable Only # F142421 - 3,700 lbs: Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake...
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  • Winch Recommendation for 3,300 lb Boat Trailer
    Since in general the winch capacity you need is about half the weight of the boat you could get by with # F142416 for a two speed hand winch or the Strongarm part # DL24870 which is an electric winch that comes with a manual crank handle.
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  • Winch Recommendation for 10,000 lb Boat
    The best option we carry for a 10,000 lb boat is the Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch # F142430 which has a 3,700 lb capacity with Cable # FWC7500100. The winch to boat size capacity is 2-to-1 though it can also be 3-to-1 if you have really good rollers and are not using the winch for much distance. So if you have those conditions this winch will be able to pull a 10,000 lb boat. I have added a link to a video review of this winch for you to take a look at.
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  • Recommended Boat Trailer Winch for 9,000 lb Boat
    Thank you for all that information and while I can understand not wanting to go with an electric winch for a boat trailer, the issue is the weight of your boat as well as the fact you are using bunks and have a steep incline. Even if you had a very short winching distance without much incline and were using rollers, the hand winch that has the most capacity, the 3,700 lb Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake # F142430, would be pushing it because each layer of the...
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  • How to Estimate Trailer Weight Capacity Based on Axle Dimensions
    Well, that's a good question. Before you install any weight-bearing item on your 5 x 10 tilt trailer, such as a winch or jack, I do suggest checking the trailer VIN sticker or the identification tag on the axle itself for a weight capacity. Things can get kind of sketchy when trailers are modified. If the trailer has had previous owners that made changes it can be tough to determine weight capacity. If you can find the axle rating that will give you a good starting basis for estimating...
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  • Winch Recommendation for 3,190 lb Boat
    The 3,200 lb 2-Speed Boat Trailer Winch with 20' Strap and Brake # 315-W3200D will be sufficient to pull in your 3,190 lb boat if your trailer has rollers on it as that will make your boat easier to move. If you have bunks then it will technically work but you'll be pushing the winch to the limit so you'll want to use a winch with a higher weight rating like this one: - 3,700 lb Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake # F142430 - Fulton Galvanized Winch Cable with...
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  • Winch Recommendation For A 6,800 Pound Boat
    For a boat that weighs 6,800 pounds you would need a winch that has a capacity of at least 3,400 pounds. The Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake - Cable Only - Zinc - 3,700 pounds # F142430 will work. This is a 2 speed hand winch. The fast speed lets you pull in quickly, while the lower speed offers an increased mechanical advantage. It has a capacity of 3,700 pounds. This winch can use a cable only like The Fulton Galvanized Winch Cable with Hook - 50 foot x 7/32...
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  • Brake Winch Recommendation for Trailer with Roller Bunks to Feed Boat Out Onto Water
    Your best option would be a winch that can be fed out when you are launching your boat so that you don't have to just let it free wheel and take off in to the water by itself. For that the Fulton hand winch part # F142430 that has a hand brake would be a fantastic option. It would let you feed the winch out as needed in a controlled manner and won't require you to swap out the rollers of your trailer for bunks. For a cable you'd then want the part # FWC7500100.
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  • Winch Post Setup and Winch Recommendation for 2000 Four Winns Vista
    Typically the bow eye/hook will sit just below the roller stop. In addition to making for an easier retrieval, having the bow eye below the roller also provides a safety measure. The potential danger of your current setup is that in the event of an accident on the road there's nothing keeping the boat from launching up that roller and into the back of your tow vehicle. If you have the bow stop above the eye/hook (with the winch strap below it) the bow can't get over the stop. We currently...
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  • How to Determine What Size Boat that a Winch Can Pull
    The Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake # F142430 that you referenced has a 3,700 lbs weight capacity. The size and weight of the boat that it can pull really depends on what your boat trailer setup is like. A boat to winch size capacity is typically 2 to 1 which means that this particular winch should typically be able to pull a 7,000 lb boat. If you have good rollers and a short distance to pull then that could make the ratio 3 to 1. If you have wooden bunks...
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  • Can Fulton Winch Cable # FWC7500100 be Used with Fulton Winch # F142430
    Yes, the Fulton Galvanized Winch Cable # FWC7500100 will work perfectly with the Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch # F142430. I have attached a short video demonstration that you can also check out.
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  • Necessary Winch Capacity for 5600 lb 25ft Baha Boat on Float-On Trailer
    Generally speaking, a good rule of thumb is that the capacity of your winch should be half the weight of your boat. If you are winching for a short distance, and you have good rollers on your trailer, you can get by with a winch capacity that is 1/3 the weight of the boat. On the other hand, if you are winching long distances with bare wooden bunks with no carpet or rollers at all, you will need a winch capacity equal to the weight of your boat. The Fulton # F142430 you referenced should...
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  • Availability Of Repair Kit For Fulton T-3700 Winch And Option For A Replacement
    Hello Todd. The 501133 repair kit for the Fulton T-3700 has been discontinued, and unfortunately, we do not offer a replacement hardware kit for this winch anymore. The only option would be to get a whole new winch. The Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer # F142430 is the winch that replaced the T3700 so that is what I recommend.
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  • Recommended Winch for Pontoon Boat Trailer
    Pontoon boats, particularly those that are up to 25' in length, can be heavy, so I recommend a heavy-duty boat winch, the 3,600 lb Fulton High-Performance 2-Speed Trailer Winch with Handbrake # F142430. This is a 2-speed winch and als has a hand brake which gives you optimal control over your winching. It does use a cable only, and the correct one is the Fulton Galvanized Winch Cable with Hook # FWC7500100. I have added links to video reviews of the winch and cable for you to check out.
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  • Recommendation for Replacement Shelby 5470A Winch with Large Drum Storage Capacity
    You are correct that Shelby is no longer in business. Based on my research it looks like your Shelby 5470A is a 2,800 pound hand winch. I wasn't able to locate the drum capacity on the 5470A but the Dutton-Lainson Hand Winch # DL15440 that you mentioned can store up to 30 feet of 3/8 inch cable. It does have a very similar design to your existing Shelby winch but also features a slightly higher weight capacity of 3,200 pounds. This is the largest drum capacity hand winch we have available...
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  • Boat Trailer Winch that Has Capacity for 18,000 lb Boat
    With boat winches you generally only need 50 percent of the boats weight as the winch's weight capacity. So for a 18,000 lb boat like you have you'd need a winch with at least a 9,000 lb capacity. For that we have the Fulton XLT Powered Winch part # F500621 which has a 10,000 lb capacity and would be your best option. The strap is only 15 feet long though so you'd need to make sure you could get the boat within 15 feet from being fully on the trailer.
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  • Recommend Hand Winch To Winch a 21.5 Foot 4,000 lb Boat
    The guideline when selecting a winch is to weigh the boat when it is fully loaded and ready to travel with supplies, gas, etc. Then, take the gross weight and divide by 1.5, which will tell you the capacity winch you will need. You will want to weigh your boat with it loaded like you were going on a boat outing. If you are trying to winch the boat without submerging the trailer and not getting your bunks wet, this can add more strain to the winch. If you are doing so, you would want to...
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