John, It doesn't matter which one. The important thing is that the drum(load) is supported by one of the pins that the gears turn on. If the âline puts load on the drum "off" the pin, there could be a tendency for the drum to cock slightly and the gears would not mesh true. As long as one pin is supporting the line as it touches the drum, everything will remain true and all the load will pass though the drum to pin to bearings to central boss. Your right, the instructionsâ are not clear. sam :-) C&C 26 Liquorice Ghost Lake Alberta
Help requested I am mounting my new Lewmar EVO ST 40 winches tomorrow and the mounting diagram in the application brochure shows the output gear orientation to be 90 degrees to the load as the correct orientation. This makes sense but my winches are on the boat and I seem to remember that there are two gears 180 degrees apart engaging the drum. One gear is large and the other smaller and the mounting diagram shows only one gear of undetermined size. The parts diagram does not call either of these gears an output gear and both are part #19 and called ratchet gears. Does anyone know which gear is the output gear driving the drum? Thanks for your help in advance. John Arpeggio 1984 C&C32 Norwalk, CT | ||
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