24'
C
LASS
R
OPE
A
NCHOR
W
INCH
P
OWERWINCH
6
11. Push the switch through the switch mounting hole. Secure the switch with the
switch boot.
12. At the battery, terminate the B
LACK
wire with a 5/16 ring terminal. Connect
wire to the negative post of the battery.
13. Terminate the R
ED
wire with a #10 ring terminal. Attach the wire to the 15A
circuit breaker on the post opposite the buss bar.
14. Attach the circuit breaker to the positive (+) post of the battery.
T
ESTING THE
U
NIT
1. Ensure that all connections are secure and correct.
2. Without rope, press and hold switch in upward position. If wiring to switch terminals
is correct, the spool will spin counterclockwise (toward the rear of the winch).
If the motor runs in the wrong direction, switch is incorrectly wired. To
correct, switch the anchor red and black wires on back of the switch.
L
OADING THE
R
OPE
1. Feed rope through davit or bow roller and pull toward
anchor winch. Make sure rope is not twisted or kinked
and can freely run through bow roller or davit.
2. Insert the rope through the hole located in the side of the
drum (from the side opposite of the countersunk hole).
3. Feed enough rope through to tie an overhand knot at the
end of the rope.
4.
Pull the rope back until the knot is seated in the
countersunk opening.
5.
Keep tension on the rope and feed the rope on the drum
by running the anchor winch with the switch in the up
position.
Correct rotation is essential for proper
operation. The rope must feed from the top of the drum.
6.
Install the cover onto the winch.
A
TTACHING THE
A
NCHOR
Use a river, mushroom or navy type anchor up to a maximum weight of 40 lbs.
NOTICE
Do not exceed the 40lb maximum weight rating of the winch.
The winch will not operate correctly if the anchor is too heavy.
1.
Tie an appropriate sized
anchor
shackle
(not
included) to the end of the
rope. Test that the knot will
not slip or come apart.
2.
Attach the shackle to the
anchor.
Anchor
Shackle
Rope Knotted
on Shackle
Anchor
PW24005
PW24004
Over Hand
Knot
