Is Mounting Bolt Pattern of Fulton F2 Winch the Same as XLT

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I am on my 2nd F2 winch and once again the gears are slipping on my 5k lb boat. I’m looking at your XLT winch due to it looks like it’s easier to change cranking direction. Is the bolt mounting pattern the same on the F2 and XLT or will I have to drill more holes?

asked by: Rob

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Expert Reply:

Sorry to hear about the issues you had with the F2 winch. The mounting bolt pattern of the Fulton XLT part # F142425 are the exact same though so it would be a very easy install.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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Answer 1

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Answer 3

The 2-Speed Boat Trailer Winch part #315-W3200D is an excellent upgraded 3,200 lb winch for a boat trailer. In regards to mounting, not all winches use the same pattern so you'd need to compare the dimensions in the photo below to what you have…

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Answer 4

The Fulton winches like the part #F142425 that you referenced use an industry standard type bolt pattern that allows the winch to be basically installed on any trailer. This Fulton XLT winches goes even farther with extra, elongated, holes to ensure…

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Answer 5

The Fulton F2 winch #FW20000301 uses an industry standard mounting pattern. The industry standard mounting pattern is basically a triangle-shaped bolt pattern. The two bolts at the bottom are 2-1/4 inches apart on center. The top bolt is 4-1/2 inches…

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Answer 6

Yes the Fulton XLT winch part #F142425 will fit on the same mount as the current Fulton winch you have now. They both use a very standard winch mounting plate bolt pattern.

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Answer 7

Some of the XLT winches use slightly different bolt patterns, but the F2 winch part #FW32000101 that you had would allow you to use the Fulton XLT winch where the F2 was installed. The Fulton F2 winches and the Fulton XLT #F142425 that you referenced…

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Answer 8

I did some research into the different single speed winches you referenced of #F142102, #F142007, and #348776. The minimal mounting bolt distance (center on center) that work with all 3 of these is 2-1/4 inches and you will want to use 3/8 inch grade…

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Answer 9

In order to replace the Fulton XLT1401 Trailer Winch I recommend using the Fulton F2 Fully Enclosed Trailer Winch part #FW20000301 which will actually be an upgrade for you. The added weight capacity is going to put less stress on the winch which in…

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Answer 10

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Answer 12

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