
Ronstan
Ronstan 50QT Orbit Winch, 2-Speed, QuickTrim
SKU 111669·Winches
$2,609.10
50QT Orbit Winch, 2-Speed, QuickTrimLightweight aluminium winch with QuickTrim™ self-tailer, 2 speeds, and Power Ribs™ for controlled grip on the line at all times.FEATURES Sprung self-tailing jaws to accept 8 - 14mm ...
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Lightweight aluminium winch with QuickTrim™ self-tailer, 2 speeds, and Power Ribs™ for controlled grip on the line at all times.
FEATURES
- Sprung self-tailing jaws to accept 8 - 14mm line.
- QuickTrim™ patented self-tailing feature for rapid sail trim and smooth adjustment.
- Ball bearings carry the thrust loads, roller bearings carry the radial loads of the drum to minimise rotational friction.
- Proven gearing configuration.
- Power Rib™ ensures a controlled grip on the line at all times, whether trimming or easing. Minimal rope wear compared to more abrasive drum surface finishes.
- Machined aluminium drum – stronger and lighter than traditional cast aluminium drums.
- Lightweight aluminium centre stem provides significant weight savings over traditional bronze stems.
- Low line entry due to gearing configuration geometry.
Specifications
- Weight (lb) 11.91
- Max Pull (lb) 2980
- Gear ratio 1st speed 3.0 : 1
- Gear ratio 2nd speed 10.8 : 1
- Gear ratio 3rd speed -
- Power ratio 1st speed 13.4 : 1
- Power ratio 2nd speed 49.3 : 1
BrandRonstan
SKU111669
TypeWinches
Good to know
- Genuine Ronstan product from an authorized dealer.
- Ships from US distribution.
- Questions about fit or installation? Contact us before you order.
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