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Blem Trac Outdoors T10208-25ad Anchor Winch Angler25 Autodepl on 2040-parts.com

US $125.00
Location:

Brentwood, Tennessee, United States

Brentwood, Tennessee, United States
BLEMISHED/NEW
Brand:Trac Outdoors Manufacturer Part Number:T10208-25AD UPC:666996102083

TRAC Angler 25 AutoDeploy Our latest Anchor Winch has Touch and Release TRAC AutoDeploy. With the touch of a button (press and release), the anchor is powered down smoothly and quietly, while you go about your boating activity. When the anchor reaches bottom, the winch will transition from steady power-deploy and begin releasing rope just a few feet at a time, until the there is enough rope out, then the winch will “lock” holding the boat position. You can always let more rope out by powering the rope IN or OUT. Or, press the AutoDeploy button again if the anchor drags due to changing conditions, such as wind or current. Specifications Maximum Anchor Capacity: 20-25 lbs. (18-20 lbs. recommended) Typical Boat Length: up to 20′ Speed up: 65 ft/min Speed down: 70 ft/min Features Push-button AutoDeploy which automatically deploys the anchor, releasing rope until the anchor touches bottom. When slack in the rope becomes tight, rope is automatically released in short lengths or can be locked with the touch of any switch or remote button. Automatically releases the rope needed to hold the boat in position. When the anchor stops letting rope out, press the “lock” or any other switch button. Great for fishing to allow a “controlled” drift. 3 button operation – UP / DOWN / AUTO DEPLOY Wireless Remote Control included Attached or separated davit All Anchor Winch models include: Rugged All-Steel Gears 100’ of 0.20” pre-wound braided anchor rope Automatic resetting circuit breaker Sealed membrane switch 14-gauge marine-grade battery wire which is 17 ft long Anchor safety chain Assembly hardware and instructions 2 Year Manufacturer’s Warranty. 

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