Oz Lifting Products
Oz Lifting Products hand winch 2000 lb stainless steel OZ2000BWSS
A stainless-steel hand winch rated for 2,000 lb lifting and pulling with 10:1 spur gears and 85 ft of 1/4 in cable capacity
- Lifts up to 2,000 lb with 10:1 gear ratio
- Enclosed stainless steel gears resist corrosion
- Single-speed spur gearing for simple operation
- Accepts steel cable or synthetic rope
- Drum holds 85 ft of 1/4 in line
Built for marine and industrial lifting
This stainless-steel hand winch delivers a 2,000 lb load capacity on both the first layer and the fully wound drum. A 10:1 spur-gear ratio provides steady mechanical advantage for lifting or pulling tasks. The enclosed gear housing protects the mechanism from dirt and moisture in harsh environments.
Suits single-speed manual operations
Operators who need a simple, corrosion-resistant winch for occasional lifting or pulling will find the single gear setting easy to use. It is not suited for applications that require variable speed control, a free-spool clutch, or powered operation.
85 ft maximum line length on 1/4 in cable
The drum holds 85 ft of 1/4 in steel cable, 120 ft of 7/32 in cable, 165 ft of 3/16 in cable, 375 ft of 1/8 in cable, or 52 ft of 5/16 in cable. Synthetic rope of compatible diameter can also be used. Verify the required line length and diameter before purchase.
Highlights
- Lifts up to 2,000 lb with 10:1 gear ratio
- Enclosed stainless steel gears resist corrosion
- Single-speed spur gearing for simple operation
- Accepts steel cable or synthetic rope
- Drum holds 85 ft of 1/4 in line
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What mounting footprint and bolt pattern does the 2000 lb stainless steel hand winch require?
The winch body is stainless steel with enclosed spur gears and a 10:1 ratio; mount it on a flat surface using the four base holes provided on the OZ2000BWSS.
How do I install the cable or rope on the drum, and what step is often missed?
Feed the line through the drum anchor, wind it evenly across the 85 ft maximum length, and secure the set screw — skipping the anchor causes slippage under load.
When should I replace the steel cable or synthetic rope used with this winch?
Inspect the line before each use; replace it at the first sign of broken wires, corrosion, abrasion or UV damage to maintain the 2000 lb capacity.
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