A boat trailer winch is an essential marine accessory used to secure, load, and unload boats, jet skis, and pontoons onto trailers. Available in manual hand crank or electric options, winches use straps, cables, or ropes to provide the necessary pulling power for towing and positioning.
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Talamex Bracket Galvanized For Trailer Roller 300mm (Roller 250mm) is a durable galvanized bracket with an AISI 316 shaft for trailer or dock mounting. It supports keel and bow rollers and measures 266 x 85 x 99 mm, with a 300 mm shaft length, 16 mm shaft diameter, and fits 250 mm rollers. Article Number: 76751029.
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$ 33.46
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Talamex Bracket Galvanized For Trailer Roller 344mm (Roller 295mm) features a galvanized finish with an AISI 316 shaft for trailers or docks. It suits keel and bow rollers and measures 311 x 90 x 104 mm, with a 344 mm shaft length, 16 mm shaft diameter, and fits 295 mm rollers. Article Number: 76751030.
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$ 39.23
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Stainless Steel Trailer Winch 12AFLR 1500kg is built from 316 stainless steel for lifting ship masts and rolling hatch covers, offering 1,500 kg pulling power and 490 kg hoisting capacity with a 12 m, 7 mm wire.
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$ 1,909.89
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Stainless Steel Trailer Winch 4AFID 500kg is a compact manual winch with corrosion-resistant stainless steel, capable of lifting 500 kg with a 180 kg hoisting capacity and 12 m of 4 mm wire.
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$ 1,080.29
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Stainless Steel Trailer Winch 6AFID 750kg provides reliable manual operation for raising masts or hatch covers, featuring 750 kg pulling power, 240 kg hoisting capacity, and 12 m of 5 mm wire.
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$ 1,419.14
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Stainless Steel Trailer Winch 8AFID 850kg is designed for lifting masts or hatch covers with 850 kg pulling power, 270 kg hoisting capacity, and 19 m of 6 mm wire, requiring about 22 kg of effort.
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$ 1,519.69
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Stainless Steel Trailer Winch 12AFID 1500kg is a robust manual winch for ship masts and hatch covers, offering 1,500 kg pulling power, 490 kg hoisting capacity, and 12 m of 7 mm wire.
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$ 2,544.48
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Winch Strap 50mm + Hook + Bolt 4,6m is a durable lifting and towing strap with a 50 mm width, 1,818 kg breaking load, and 610 kg safe working load.
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$ 33.66
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Winch Strap 50mm + Hook + Bolt 9,0m is a heavy-duty strap for securing loads, featuring 50 mm width, 1,818 kg breaking load, and 610 kg safe working load.
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$ 42.30
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Steel Cable + Hook 8,5m 6mm is a flexible 6 mm diameter cable with hook, rated for a 410 kg safe working load, suitable for lifting and securing tasks.
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$ 53.29
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Steel Cable + Hook 12,0m 6mm is a longer 6 mm steel cable with hook for reliable lifting, supporting a 410 kg safe working load over 12 m length.
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$ 65.03
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Steel Cable + Hook 8,5m 8mm is a heavy-duty 8 mm diameter cable with hook, designed for demanding lifting tasks with a 700 kg safe working load.
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$ 57.38
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch T1300-550kg is a manual winch with 550 kg pulling power and 41 m of 4 mm rope, suitable for raising masts or rolling hatch covers.
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$ 257.84
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch T2025-910kg combines durability and ease of use, with 450 kg single or 910 kg double pulling power, 30 m of 5 mm wire, and optional brake.
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$ 476
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch T3205-1450kg is a high-capacity manual winch with 725 kg single or 1,450 kg double pulling power, 42 m of 5 mm wire, and optional braking.
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$ 655.12
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch + Brake T3700-1700kg features a brake for secure heavy lifting, offering 830 kg single or 1,700 kg double pulling power with 56 m of 5 mm wire.
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$ 1,045.56
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Separate Trailer Winch Brake is a surface-mounted brake compatible with T2025, T2625, T3205, and T3700 models, enhancing control and safety.
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$ 76.85
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Cable Fixing Set for Trailer Winch P1200 provides a secure solution for attaching cables to various trailer winches, ensuring reliable and smooth operation.
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$ 19.31
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch WB1200-1 with load brake handles rolling hatch covers easily, offering 540 kg pulling power, automatic blocking, and a 20 m 5 mm steel wire capacity.
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$ 264.85
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1-2 weeks delivery time The Trailer Winch K2550 combines high capacity and automatic blocking for efficient handling of rolling hatch covers, with 1,135 kg pulling power and 35/23 m of 6/8 mm steel wire.
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$ 1,176.20
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What are the differences between a hand crank boat trailer winch and an electric winch?
A hand crank boat trailer winch operates manually, using a handle to pull and secure the boat on the trailer, making it a simple and reliable option for different types of boat trailers. An electric winch, mounted on the winch post or stand at the trailer tongue, uses a motor and remote control for quick and effortless operation, especially for heavier boats or RV-related towing needs. Both provide essential utility for marine supplies, but electric winches offer more convenience and power for frequent use.
What is the function of a boat trailer winch post, and where is it mounted?
A boat trailer winch post is a structural part mounted at the front of the trailer, providing support for the winch and securing the boat during loading, unloading, and transport. It holds the winch stand and strap, ensuring the boat is pulled and held in place, whether using a hand winch or other hardware. This essential component offers stability and reliability for various types of trailers, including RV and marine applications.
What factors determine the pulling power (lbs) of a boat trailer winch system?
The pulling power (lbs) of a boat trailer winch system is determined by the weight of the boat, including any gear or fuel, and the incline or angle during loading. The type of winch strap, cable strength, and gear ratio also affect the winch’s capacity to handle full loads safely. Choosing the right winch ensures customers can secure and tow their boats efficiently across a variety of trailer types and conditions.