Quick DP1_P 300 500 VERTICAL WINDLASSES User Manual

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Quick DP1_P 300 500 VERTICAL WINDLASSES

Quick DP1_P 300 500 VERTICAL WINDLASSES **Information about the

product**

BEFORE USING THE WINDLASS READ THESE INSTRUCTIONS CAREFULLY. IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT YOUR NEAREST “QUICK®” DEALER.

Note: QUICK® RESERVES THE RIGHT TO MODIFY THE TECHNICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF THE EQUIPMENT AND THE CONTENTS OF THIS MANUAL WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE. IN CASE OF DISCORDANCE OR ERRORS IN TRANSLATION BETWEEN THE TRANSLATED VERSION AND THE ORIGINAL TEXT IN THE ITALIAN LANGUAGE, REFERENCE WILL BE MADE TO THE ITALIAN TEXT.

Model code

DP1 Technical Data

(1322.8 lb)
Maximum work load| 120 kg (264.5 lb)| 200 kg (440.9 lb)| 220 kg (485.0 lb)| 170 kg (374.8 lb)| 200 kg (440.9 lb)
Work load| 40 kg (88.2 lb)| 65 kg

(143.3 lb)

| 70 kg

(154.3 lb)

| 65 kg

(143.3 lb)

| 70 kg

(154.3 lb)

Current consumption at work load (1)| 60 A| 80 A| 40 A| 100 A| 50 A
Maximum recovery speed (2)| 26.3 m/min (86.3 ft/min)| 25.2 m/min (83.0 ft/min)| 39.0 m/min (128.0 ft/min)
Recovery speed at work load (2)| 22.5 m/min (73.8 ft/min)| 18.5 m/min (60.7 ft/min)| 19.3 m/min (63.3 ft/min)| 28.5 m/min (93.5 ft/min)| 28.0 m/min (91.8 ft/min)
Minimum motor cable cross section (3)| 16 mm² (AWG5)| 10 mm² (AWG7)| 25 mm² (AWG3)| 10 mm² (AWG7)
Circuit breaker (4)| 50 A| 60 A| 40 A| 80 A| 40 A
Deck thickness (5)| 20 ÷ 30 mm (25/32” ÷ 1” 3/16)
Weight-model without drum| 8.3 Kg (18.3 lb)
Weight-model with drum| 9.3 Kg (20.5 lb)

1. After an initial period of use.

2. Measurements taken with a gypsy for 6 mm chain

3. Minimum recommended value for total length L= <20 m.
   Determine the cable cross section according to the length of the wiring.

4. With specific circuit breaker for direct current (DC) and delayed circuit breaker (thermal-magnetic or hydraulic-magnetic).

5. On request, shafts and studs can be supplied for greater deck thicknesses.

6. Only on request.

Chain size

| 6mm| 6mm| 1/4”
DIN 766| ISO| BBB

(*) For gypsy codes, see the exploded drawing on page 16

Information about the product

DP2 Technical Data

(1322.8 lb)
Maximum work load| 120 kg (264.5 lb)| 200 kg (440.9 lb)| 220 kg (485.0 lb)| 170 kg (374.8 lb)| 200 kg (440.9 lb)
Work load| 40 kg (88.2 lb)| 65 kg (143.3 lb)| 70 kg (154.3 lb)| 65 kg (143.3 lb)| 70 kg (154.3 lb)
Current consumption at work load (1)| 65 A| 80 A| 40 A| 100 A| 50 A
Maximum recovery speed (2)| 29.2 (m/min) (95.8 ft/min)| 28.9 (m/min) (94.8 ft/min)| 28.2 (m/min) (92.5 ft/min)| 43.0 (m/min) (141.1 ft/min)| 42.5 (m/min) (139.4 ft/min)
Recovery speed at work load (2)| 24.4 m/min (73.8 ft/min)| 24.3 m/min (60.7 ft/min)| 24.1 m/min (63.3 ft/min)| 34.5 m/min (93.5 ft/min)| 35 m/min

(91.8 ft/min)

Minimum motor cable cross section (3)| 16 mm² (AWG5)| 10 mm² (AWG7)| 25 mm² (AWG3)| 10 mm² (AWG7)
Circuit breaker (4)| 50 A| 60 A| 40 A| 80 A| 40 A
Deck thickness (5)| 25 ÷ 50 mm (63/64” ÷ 1” 31/32)
Weight-model without drum| 9.0 Kg (19.8 lb)
Weight-model with drum| 9.8 Kg (21.6 lb)

(1058 lb)
Work load| 100 kg (220 lb)| 170 kg (235 lb)| 140 kg (308 lb)| 160 kg (352 lb)
Current consumption at work load (1)| 95 A| 50 A| 130 A| 75 A
Maximum recovery speed (2)| 22.6 m/min (74.15 ft/min)| 25.3 m/min (83.0 ft/min)| 31.2 m/min (102.4 ft/min)| 30.1 m/min (98.8 ft/min)
Recovery speed at work load (2)| 11.6 m/min (38 ft/min)| 14.4 m/min (47.2 ft/min)| 16.5 m/min (54 ft/min)| 19.1 m/min (62.6 ft/min)
Minimum motor cable cross section (3)| 25 mm2 (AWG3)| 10 mm² (AWG7)| 35 mm² (AWG3)| 16 mm² (AWG7)
Circuit breaker (4)| 50 A| 40 A| 80 A| 50 A
Deck thickness (5)| 25 ÷ 50 mm (63/64” ÷ 1” 31/32)
Weight-model without drum| 12.8 Kg (28.2 lb)| 14.2 Kg (31.3 lb)
Weight-model with drum| 13.7 Kg (30.2 lb)| 15.1 Kg (33.3 lb)
| | | | |

1. After an initial period of use.

2. Measurements taken with a gypsy for 6 mm chain

3. Minimum recommended value for total length L= <20 m.
   Determine the cable cross section according to the length of the wiring.

4. With specific circuit breaker for direct current (DC) and delayed circuit breaker (thermal-magnetic or hydraulic-magnetic).

5. On request, shafts and studs can be supplied for greater deck thicknesses.

6. Only on request.

Chain size

| 6mm| 6mm| 7 mm| 7 mm| 1/4”| 1/4”| 8 mm| 8 mm| 5/6”
DIN 766| ISO| DIN 766| ISO| G4| BBB| DIN 766| ISO| G4
Rope size*| 1/2”| 1/2”| 1/2”| 1/2”| 1/2”

(*) For gypsy codes, see the exploded drawing on page 17.

DP3 Technical Data

450 kg (992 lb)
Work load| 80 kg (176.4 lb)| 100 kg (220.5 lb)| 120 kg (264.5 lb)| 150 kg (330.7 lb)
Current consumption at work load (1)| 90 A| 55 A| 140 A| 80 A
Maximum recovery speed (2)| 27.4 m/min (89.9 ft/min)| 26.4 m/min (86.6 ft/min)| 39.6 m/min (129.9 ft/min)| 40.9 m/min (134.2 ft/min)
Recovery speed at work load (2)| 14.4 m/min (47.2 ft/min)| 14.8 m/min (48.5 ft/min)| 20.4 m/min (66.9 ft/min)| 21.4 m/min (70.2 ft/min)
Minimum motor cable cross section (3)| 25 mm² (AWG3)| 10 mm² (AWG7)| 35 mm² (AWG2)| 16 mm² (AWG5)
Circuit breaker (4)| 50 A| 40 A| 80 A| 50 A
Deck thickness (5)| 25 ÷ 50 mm (63/64” ÷ 1” 31/32)
Weight-model without drum| 16.4 Kg (36 lb)| 17.4 Kg (38 lb)
Weight-model with drum| 18.4 Kg (40 lb)| 19.4 Kg (42.2 lb)

1. After an initial period of use.

2. Measurements taken with a gypsy for 8 mm chain

3. Minimum recommended value for total length L= <20 m.
   Determine the cable cross section according to the length of the wiring.

4. With specific circuit breaker for direct current (DC) and delayed circuit breaker (thermal-magnetic or hydraulic-magnetic).

5. On request, shafts and studs can be supplied for greater deck thicknesses.

Chain size

| 8 mm| 8 mm| 5/16”| 5/16”| 10mm| 3/8”
DIN 766| ISO| G4| BBB| ISO (P.30)| G4
Rope size*| 1/2” (12.7 mm) – 9/16” (14.2 mm) – 5/8” (15.8 mm)| 5/8” (15.8 mm)

*The values in the table apply to the combination of rope and chain according to the Quick® system, we do not guarantee the correct operation with other anchor-rode types.

Supply and equipment

Standard supply and material included in the package

• Windlass (top+gearmotor)
• Reversing contactor box for DP1/DP2 300-500W
• Contactor box for DP2/DP3 700-1000W
• Base gasket
• Lever
• Screws for assembly, top/gearmotor
• Installation and user’s manual, Warranty
• Drilling template

Tools required for installation

DP1

• Drill with bit: Ø 9 mm (23/64”) and Ø 11 mm (7/16”)
• Hole saw Ø 46 mm (1” 13/16) and Ø 62 mm (2” 7/16)
• Hex wrench: 13 mm

DP2

• Drill with bit: Ø 9 mm (23/64”) and Ø 11 mm (7/16”)
• Hole saw Ø 51 mm (2”) and Ø 64 mm (2” 1/2)
• Hex wrench: 13 mm

DP3

• Drill with bit: Ø 9 mm (23/64”) and Ø 16 mm (5/8”)
• Hole saw: Ø 65 mm (2”9/16) and Ø 67 mm (2”5/8)
• Hex wrench: 13 mm

Recommended Quick® accessories not included

• Controls for control board (WCS 820 – WCS B – WCS 830)
• Waterproof push-button panel (HRC 1002)
• Foot switch (900)
• Hydraulic-magnetic circuit breaker (WCB)
• Anchor chain counter (CHC 1103 – CHC 1203 – QNC CHC)
• Control system via RRC radio (R02 – P02 – H02)

Introduction

BEFORE USING THE PRODUCT, PLEASE READ THIS USER’S MANUAL CAREFULLY. IF IN DOUBT, PLEASE CONSULT YOUR QUICK® DEALER.

Important notes
This manual features Warning and/or Caution symbols that are important for safety.
Please follow the instructions provided.

Warning symbol indicating dangerous situations.
Caution symbol to prevent direct or indirect damage to the product.

This manual provides boat manufacturers and nautical equipment installers with instructions on how to assemble the specified Quick® product and operate it correctly.

Precautions

Quick® windlasses are designed and manufactured to weigh the anchor.

• Do not use these products for any other type of operation.
• Quick® shall not be held liable for direct or indirect damage caused by improper use of the product.
• The windlass is not designed to support loads generated in particular weather conditions (storm).
• Operate the product from a position where it is possible to supervise the work area.
• Always deactivate the windlass when not being used.
• Make sure that there are no bathers nearby before dropping the anchor.
• The splice between the rope and the chain must be tightly woven for the rope to slide easily into the gypsy shape. For any problem or request, feel free to contact Quick® Technical Service.
• For improved safety, we recommend installing at least two controls to operate the windlass in case one is damaged.
• We recommend the use of Quick® switch as motor safety device.
• Secure the chain with a retainer before sailing off.
• The reversing contactor box must be installed in a position protected from any water entry.
• After completing the anchorage, secure the chain to fixed points such as chain stopper or bollard.
• To prevent accidental releases, the anchor must be secured. The windlass must not be used as sole securing device.
• Isolate the windlass from the electrical system during navigation and secure the rope to a fixed point of the boat.
• This equipment is not intended for use by people (including children) with reduced physical, sensory or mental capabilities.

Precautions for the installer

CARRY OUT THE INSTALLATION IN GOOD LIGHTING CONDITIONS.
It is advisable to wear suitable clothing and personal protective equipment (PPE).
The product is not suitable for installation in potentially explosive environments and/or atmospheres. Installation and subsequent inspection or repair work must only be carried out by qualified personnel.

CARRY OUT INSTALLATION/MAINTENANCE WORK MAKING SURE THAT THE PRODUCT IS DISCONNECTED FROM THE ELECTRICAL SYSTEM.
Quick® accepts no responsibility for inadequate connection of users to the electrical system and inadequate safety of the electrical system.

Installation

Installation requirements

A ROLLER ALIGNMENT

The windlass must be positioned by aligning the gypsy with the bow roller (fig. 1A / 2A). Precise alignment of the windlass is essential for the correct operation of the product.
A positive chain tilt of up to 10° is allowed (fig. 2A).
An excessive negative tilt of the chain could interfere with the windlass base (fig. 3A / 4A).

B DECK LEVEL

Ensure that the upper and lower surfaces of the deck are as parallel as possible. If this is not the case, compensate the difference appropriately (fig. B).
A lack of parallelism could result in a loss of motor power. The deck thickness must be included among the figures listed in the table.
In case of different thickness, please contact your Quick® dealer.

C PEAK DEPTH AND BOW ROLLER HEIGHT

There must be no obstacles to the passage of cables, rope and chain under deck (fig. 1C). Insufficient depth of the peak could cause chain jamming (fig. 2C).
A positive tilt of the chain in relation to the deck level of up to 5° is allowed (fig. 1C).
An excessive negative tilt of the chain could interfere with the windlass base (fig. 2C).

Installation procedures

A Identify the ideal position and drill the holes using the drilling template supplied.
B Remove the excess material from the rope/chain passage hole, finish it and smooth it with a specific product (marine paint,
epoxy resin or gel) ensuring the free passage of the chain.
C Position the upper section inserting the gasket between the deck and the base, and connect it to the lower section inserting the shaft into the gearbox. Fix the windlass by screwing the nuts onto the fixing studs. Connect the supply cables from the windlass to the reversing contactor unit.

Flange mounting DPSeries 700W – 1000W

Flange A can be fixed on both sides of gearbox B.

To change from mode 1 to mode 2 unscrew screws C and D and separate the two parts A and B, turn gearbox B by 180° and reassemble it with screws C and D.

The two modes allow greater versatility in mounting the motor gearbox, while maintaining the same overall dimensions.

Motorgearbox rotation

It is possible to rotate the motorgearbox every 45° in relation to the base of the windlass. Possible motorgearbox positions:

Wiring diagram

Example of connection DP1-DP2 P 300W – 500W
with recommended Quick® accessories for the operation of the windlass

Example of connection DP2 P 700W – 1000W / DP3 1500W
with recommended Quick® accessories for the operation of the windlass

Cautions & Use 

Important cautions

• Stay clear of chains, ropes and gypsy.
• Operate the windlass from a position where it is possible to supervise the work area
• Make sure the electric motor is not powered when the windlass is used manually (even when using the handle to disengage the clutch), because people with windlass remote controls (remote push-button panel or radio control) might accidentally operate it.
• Secure the chain with a retainer before sailing off.
• DO NOT operate the windlass by using the electrical power when the handle is inserted in the drum or into the gypsy cover.
• Quick® recommends using a suitable power fuse/thermal-magnetic/hydraulic-magnetic protection for the motor used, to protect the motor from overheating or short circuits.
• The circuit breaker can be used to isolate the windlass control circuit, thus avoiding accidental activation.

Clutch use

The clutch (B) provides a link between the gypsy and the main shaft (A). The clutch can be released (disengagement) by using handle (C) which, when inserted into bush (D) of the drum or into the gypsy cover (6), must be turned counter-clockwise. The clutch will be re-engaged by turning it clockwise.

WEIGHING THE ANCHOR

A Turn on the boat engine.
B Make sure the clutch is engaged and remove the handle.
C Press the UP button on the control provided.
Check the upward movement of the chain for the last few meters in order to avoid damage to the bow.

CASTING THE ANCHOR
The anchor can be cast by using the electrical controls or manually.

Manually
The clutch must be disengaged allowing the gypsy to revolve and letting the chain or rope fall into the water. To slow down the chain, the handle must be turned counter-clockwise.

Electrically
To cast the anchor by using the electrical power, press the DOWN button on the control provided.
In this manner, anchor casting is under control and the chain unwinds evenly.

NOTE: In order to avoid any stress on the windlass once the boat is anchored, fasten the chain or secure it to a firm hold with a rope.

Troubleshooting

• If the windlass stops and the hydraulic magnetic (or thermal magnetic*) switch has not tripped, wait a few seconds and try again (avoid keeping the button pressed).
• If the hydraulic magnetic switch, has tripped, reset it and wait a few minutes before weighing anchor once again.
• If, after a number of attempts, the windlass is still blocked, we suggest to move the boat to release the anchor.

Maintenance

WARNING: make sure the electrical power to the motor is switched off when working manually on the windlass. Carefully remove the chain from the gypsy or the rope from the drum.
Quick® windlasses are made of materials resistant to the marine environment: it is essential, in any case, to periodically remove salt deposits that form on the external surfaces to avoid corrosion and consequently damage to the device. Thoroughly wash the surfaces and parts where salt can deposit with fresh water.
Once a year, disassemble the gypsy and the drum according to the following sequence:

Drum version

• Use the handle (1) to loosen the bush (2); pull off the drum (3)
• Remove the top clutch cone (9)
• Open the chain guide cover (16)
• Undo the retaining screws (20) to remove the chain stripper (21)
• Remove the gypsy (10)
• Remove the bottom clutch cone (9)

No-drum version

• Use the handle (1) to remove the gypsy cover (6)
• Remove the top clutch cone (9)
• Open the chain guide cover (16)
• Undo the retaining screws (20) to remove the chain stripper (21)
• Remove the gypsy (10)
• Remove the bottom clutch cone (9)

Clean all the parts removed to avoid corrosion, and grease (with marine grease) the shaft thread and the gypsy where the clutch cones rest.
Remove any oxide deposits from the terminals of the electric motor and the reversing contactor unit; grease them.

NOTE: If required, windlass must be disassembled by qualified personnel.
Make sure that the gearmotor is cold before disassembling it.
The disposal must be carried out according to the regulations of the place where the work is carried out.

Product disposal

As with installation, at the end of this product life, dismantling must be carried out by qualified personnel.

This product is made up of various materials, some can be recycled and others must be suitably disposed of; enquire about the recycling or disposal systems provided for by local regulations for this product category. Some parts of the product may contain pollutants or hazardous substances that, if dispersed, may be harmful to the environment and human health.

As indicated by the symbol on the side, it is forbidden to dispose of this product as domestic waste.
Separate the products for disposal in accordance with the regulations in force in your area or return the product to the seller when purchasing a new equivalent product. Local regulations may impose severe penalties for the improper disposal of this product.

List of components DP1

No. NAME

1. STRAIGHT WINDLASS LEVER – NYLON
2. BUSH
3. DRUM
4. SHAFT DP1 D
5. KEY
6. GYPSY COVER
7. ALBERO DP1
8. KEY
9. CLUTCH CONE DP1
10. GYPSY 500W
11. OIL SEAL
12. 12 INTERNAL SNAP RING
13. EXTERNAL SNAP RING
14. BEARING
15. OIL SEAL
16. CHAIN GUIDE COVER DP1
17. PLASTIC CHAIN PIPE DP1
18. SCREW
19. SCREW
20. SCREW
21. CHAIN STRIPPER DP1 STAINLESS STEEL
22. PIN
23. SCREW
24. BASE COVER DP1 STAINLESS STEEL
25. COVER INSERT DP1 PLASTIC
26. NUT
27. NUT
28. 28 BASE DP1 ANODIZED ALUM.
29. GASKET
30. SENSOR
31. STUD
32. WASHER
33. SERRATED WASHER
34. NUT

List of components DP2

No. NAME

1. CURVED WINDLASS LEVER 700-1000W
2. STRAIGHT WINDLASS LEVER 300-500W
3. CHROMED DRUM BUSH DP2
4. DRUM – 800W
5. GYPSY COVER
6. TOP CLUTCH CONE
7. COMPLETE GYPSY DP2
8. BOTTOM CLUTCH CONE
9. SCREW
10. SHAPED WASHER
11. OIL SEAL
12. INTERNAL SNAP RING
13. EXTERNAL SNAP RING
14. BEARING
15. OIL SEAL
16. SHAFT DP2 700/1000W
17. SHAFT DP2 D 700/1000W
18. SHAFT DP2 300/500W
19. SHAFT DP2 D 300/500W
20. KEY
21. KEY
22. KEY
23. CHAIN GUIDE COVER DP2
24. CHAIN PIPE INSERT DP2 PLASTIC
25. SCREW
26. PRESSURE LEVER SPRING
27. PRESSURE LEVER DP2
28. CYLINDRICAL PIN
29. SCREW
30. SCREW
31. SCREW
32. CHAIN PIPE SERIES DP2 PLASTIC
33. SCREW
34. BASE COVER SERIES DP2 STAINLESS STEEL
35. COVER INSERT DP2 PLASTIC
36. WINDLASS GASKET DP2
37. CYLINDRICAL REED SENSOR
38. STUD
39. WASHER
40. SERRATED WASHER
41. NUT

List of components DP3

No. NAME

1. CURVED WINDLASS LEVER
2. O-RING
3. CHROMED DRUM BUSH DP3
4. DRUM 1000W
5. GYPSY COVER
6. TOP CONE
7. GYPSY
8. BOTTOM CONE
9. SCREW
10. SHAPED WASHER
11. OIL SEAL
12. INTERNAL SNAP RING
13. EXTERNAL SNAP RING
14. BEARING
15. ALBERO DP3
16. OIL SEAL
17. KEY
18. SHAFT DP3 D
19. CHAIN GUIDE COVER
20. SCREW
21. SCREW
22. CHAIN PIPE INSERT
23. PRESSURE LEVER SPRING
24. PRESSURE LEVER
25. CYLINDRICAL PIN
26. SCREW
27. SCREW
28. SCREW
29. SCREW
30. CHAIN PIPE SERIES DP3
31. SCREW
32. BASE COVER DP3
33. COVER INSERT DP3
34. ROUND BASE DP3
35. NUT
36. NUT
37. NUT
38. GASKET/TEMPLATE DPR
39. SENSOR
40. STUD
41. WASHER
42. SERRATED WASHER
43. NUT

List of motorgearbox components

MOTORGEARBOX 300/500W DP1 P – DP2 P

POS NAME

1. GEARBOX FLANGE GASKET TOP TG40

2. 2A GEARBOX – QUICK TG40 500W
   2B GEARBOX – QUICK TG40 500W HS

3. SCREW

4. MOTOR GEARBOX GASKET

5. KEY

6. 6A MOTOR 3000W 12V
   6B MOTOR 500W 12V
   6C MOTOR 500W 24V

7. FLANGE GASKET

8. MOTOR CASING 300/500W

9. MOTOR POLE GASKET 300/500W

10. BOTTOM COVER ELECTRIC MOTOR 300/500W

11. SCREW

MOTORGEARBOX 700/1000W DP2 P – DP3 P

POS NAME

1. GEARBOX FLANGE GASKET TOP TG50

2. GEARBOX – QUICK TG50 1000W

3. WASHER

4. SELF-LOCKING NUT

5. O-RING

6. KEY

7. 7A MOTOR 700W 12V
   7B MOTOR 1000W 12V
   7C MOTOR 700W 24V
   7D MOTOR 1000W 24V

8. 8A CARTER 700W
   8B CARTER 1000W

9. TERMINAL BOARD GASKET 700/1000W

10. TERMINAL BOARD COVER 700/1000W

11. SCREW

12. BOTTOM GASKET 700/1000W

13. BOTTOM COVER 700/1000W

14. CABLE GLAND

MOTORGEARBOX 1500W DP3

POS NAME

1. GEARBOX FLANGE GASKET TOP TG60

2. WASHER

3. SELF-LOCKING NUT

4. O-RING

5. GEARBOX – QUICK TG70 1500W

6. KEY

7. 7A MOTOR 1500W 12V
   7A MOTOR 1500W 24V

8. MOTOR CASING 1000/1400W

9. TERMINAL BOARD GASKET

10. TERMINAL BOARD COVER

11. SCREW

12. SCREW

13. BOTTOM GASKET

14. BOTTOM COVER

15. CABLE GLAND

Spare parts

DP1
See exploded drawing on page 16 DP1

DP2
Refer to the exploded drawing on page 17 DP2

7 – 9

FVSSBDP20516A00| OSP GYPSY DP2 5/16”
FVSSBDP20600A00| OSP GYPSY DP2 6MM
FVSSBDP20800A00| OSP GYPSY DP2 8MM
FVSSBDP2LC00A00| OSP WINDLASS BASE DP2 SERIES COMP| FROM 23 TO 41
FVSSBDP2SC00A00| OSP WINDLASS BASE DP2 SERIES COMP
FVSSCPSCDP20A00| OSP CHAIN GUIDE COVER KIT DP2| 23
FVSSTDP2DL01A00| OSP TOP DP2 D L 1/4”|

3 – 4 FROM 6 TO 15 17 – 20 FROM

22 TO 41

FVSSTDP2DL05A00| OSP TOP DP2 D L 5/16”
FVSSTDP2DL06A00| OSP TOP DP2 D L 6MM
FVSSTDP2DL08A00| OSP TOP DP2 D L 8MM
FVSSTDP2DS01A00| OSP TOP DP2 D S 1/4”|

3 – 4 FROM 6 TO 15 – 19 FROM 21

TO 41

FVSSTDP2DS05A00| OSP TOP DP2 D S 5/16”
FVSSTDP2DS06A00| OSP TOP DP2 D S 6MM
FVSSTDP2DS08A00| OSP TOP DP2 D S 8MM
FVSSTDP20L01A00| OSP TOP DP2 L 1/4”|

FROM 5 TO 16 – 20 – FROM 23 TO

41

FVSSTDP20L05A00| OSP TOP DP2 L 5/16”
FVSSTDP20L06A00| OSP TOP DP2 L 6MM
FVSSTDP20L08A00| OSP TOP DP2 L 8MM
FVSSTDP20S01A00| OSP TOP DP2 S 1/4”|

FROM 5 TO 15 – 18 – 21 FROM 23

TO 41

FVSSTDP20S05A00| OSP TOP DP2 S 5/16”
FVSSTDP20S06A00| OSP TOP DP2 S 6MM
FVSSTDP20S08A00| OSP TOP DP2 S 8MM
FVSSADP2000LA00| OSP SHAFT KIT DP2 L| 11 FROM 13 TO 16 20
FVSSADP2000SA00| OSP SHAFT KIT DP2 S| 11 FROM 13 TO 15 18 – 21
FVSSADP200DLA00| OSP SHAFT KIT DP2 D L| 11 FROM 13 TO 15 17 – 20 – 22
FVSSADP200DSA00| OSP SHAFT KIT DP2 D S| 11 FROM 13 TO 15 19 – 21 – 22
FVSSCFASC000A00| OSP CLUTCH CONE KIT DP2| 6 – 8
FVSSCPBBASG0A00| OSP GYPSY COVER DP2| 5
FVSSMSE0800XA00| OSP WINDLASS DRUM DP2| 4
FVSSPSCDP200A00| OSP CHAIN PIPE KIT DP2| 24 – 25 – 29 – 30 – 32
FVSSGMSDCP05000| OSP DRUM BUSH DP2| 3
FVSSLVSDN000A00| OSP STRAIGHT WINDLASS LEVER| 2
FVSSLVSP00R2A00| OSP CURVED WINDLASS LEVER R2| 1

DP3
Refer to the exploded drawing on page 18

MOTORGEARBOX 300/500W DP1 P – DP2 P
See exploded drawing on page 19

12
FVSSR0312Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 300W 12V QUICK R1| 1 – 2a from 3 to 12
FVSSR0512Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 500W 12V QUICK R1
FVSSR0512QHSB00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 500W 12V QUICK HS R1| 1 – 2b from 3 to 11
FVSSR0524Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 500W 24V QUICK R1| 1 – 2a from 3 to 11
FVSSR0524QHSB00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 500W 24V QUICK HS R1| 1 – 2b from 3 to 11
FVSSM0312000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 300W 12V| 3 – 4 from 6a to 11
FVSSM0512000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 500W 12V| 3 – 4 from 6b to 11
FVSSM0512000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 500W 24V| 3 – 4 from 6c to 11

MOTORGEARBOX 700/1000W DP2 P – DP3 P
See exploded drawing on page 19

from 1 to 14

FVSSR1012Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 1000W 12V QUICK R1
FVSSR0724Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 700W 24V QUICK R1
FVSSR1024Q00B00| OSP MOTORGEARBOX 1000W 24V QUICK R1
FVSSM0712000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 700W 12V| from 3 – 14 (with 7A)
FVSSM1012000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 1000W 12V| from 3 – 14 (with 7B)
FVSSM0724000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 700W 24V| from 3 – 14 (with 7C)
FVSSM1024000A00| OSP WINDLASS MOTOR 1000W 24V| from 3 – 14 (with 7D)

MOTORGEARBOX 1500W DP3
See exploded drawing on page 19

**Dimensions

**

DPSeries P (-/D)| DP1 P 300W 500W| DP2 P 300W 500W| DP2 P 700W| DP2 P 1000W| DP3 P 700W| DP3 P 1000W| DP3 1500W
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---
A| 75.4 (2 31/32)| 84.4 (3 5/16)| 84 (3 5⁄16)| 99 (3 57/64)
B Drum| 134 (5 9/32)| 140 (5 33/64)| 140 (5 1/2)| 166 (6 17⁄32)
C| 127.5 (5 1/64)| 127.5 (5 1/64)| 155 (6 7⁄64)| 155.4 (6 1/8)| 170.4 (6 45/64)
D| 182 (7 5/32)| 196 (7 23/32)| 196 (7 23/32)| 247 (9 11/16)
E| 85 (3 11/32)| 85 (3 11/32)| —| —| —| —| —
F| —| —| 141.5 (5 9/16)| 141.5 (5 9/16)| 161.5 (6 23/64)
G| 281 (11 1/16)| —-| —| —| —
H| —| —| 340 (13 24/64)| 355 (13 31/32)| 340 (13 24/64)| 355 (13 31/32)| 385 (15 5/32)
I| 69 (2 23/32)| 78 (3 1/16)| 78 (2 3/16)| 92 (3 5/8)
L| 61 (2 13/32)| 68 (2 43/64)| 68 (2 43/64)| 82 (3 7/32)

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References

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