Anchorlift Barracuda 600 User manual

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User Manual and
Installation Guide

Our Anchorlift windlass and accessories are heralded for their durability and performance. Based on an
all Stainless Steel AISI 316L production platform, we take great pride in providing products that will endure
the test of time and the harsh elements they are exposed to. We back these claims with an industry
leading 5 Year Warranty that reflects our pride in our products and their reliability.
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ANCHOR
TURNER
KIT
YOU
THIS
NEED
This kit helps your anchor twist around so it
parks correctly into the bow roller every time.
NO MORE TWISTING BY HAND!

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Thank you for choosing Anchorlift windlass systems. Please take the time to read the instructions contained in
this User Manual & Installation Guide carefully. This will fully explain and illustrate for you the proper installation and
general maintenance of your windlass for years of dependable operation.
Please ensure that you thoroughly read and understand the complete operational and safety requirements of the
windlass before you begin. READ THIS USER MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION OF YOUR
WINDLASS!
WARNING!
Windlasses are designed to deploy and retrieve anchors, DO NOT use the equipment for other purposes.
WARNING!
To avoid personal injury, keep clear of the windlass while it is operating.
WARNING!
Always secure the rode kit, chain or rope (preferably with a chain stopper) before navigation of vessel.
WARNING!
Make sure that electrical power is shut off when working on the windlass or performing maintenance.
NOTE: Improper installation will result in a void of the warranty!
Getting Started:
Check the contents of the box. The standard package consists of: Windlass deck unit, Gear Box/Motor unit, Solenoid,
Clutch Handle, Mounting Hardware, Drilling Template and Quick Install Guide.
Additional products recommended for all installations: Helm Switch, Circuit Breaker, Foot Switch Kit & Radio Remote
(optional).
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Tools Required:
Pencil
Drill
Drill Bit
Hole Saw
Rasp / File
Metric wrench set
Metric Allen wrench set
Pliers
Wire Snips/Crimps
Deck Thickness:
Barracuda: 20 - 40mm, 3/4” - 1 1/2”
Dolphin: 25 - 50mm, 1” - 2”
Mako: 25mm to 65mm, 1" - 2.5"
Aquarius: up to 190mm / 7.5"
Note: For deck thickness greater than the maximum measures mentioned here please contact Anchorlift Customer
Support for available options.
The Gear Box is fitted with a removable mounting flange that can be mounted on both sides of the gear box. It’s
important that the motor is mounted as far away from the chain pipe hole as possible. See illustrations below:
Photos of motor gear box installations
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion
Inhibitor, Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
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Thank you for choosing Anchorlift windlass systems. Please take the time to read the instructions contained in
this User Manual & Installation Guide carefully. This will fully explain and illustrate for you the proper installation and
general maintenance of your windlass for years of dependable operation.
Please ensure that you thoroughly read and understand the complete operational and safety requirements of the
windlass before you begin. READ THIS USER MANUAL THOROUGHLY BEFORE INSTALLATION OF YOUR
WINDLASS!
WARNING!
Windlasses are designed to deploy and retrieve anchors, DO NOT use the equipment for other purposes.
WARNING!
To avoid personal injury, keep clear of the windlass while it is operating.
WARNING!
Always secure the rode kit, chain or rope (preferably with a chain stopper) before navigation of vessel.
WARNING!
Make sure that electrical power is shut off when working on the windlass or performing maintenance.
NOTE: Improper installation will result in a void of the warranty!
Getting Started:
Check the contents of the box. The standard package consists of: Windlass deck unit, Gear Box/Motor unit, Solenoid,
Clutch Handle, Mounting Hardware, Drilling Template and Quick Install Guide.
Additional products recommended for all installations: Helm Switch, Circuit Breaker, Foot Switch Kit & Radio Remote
(optional).
90801 90080-90175 90900B 92004
Tools Required:
Pencil
Drill
Drill Bit
Hole Saw
Rasp / File
Metric wrench set
Metric Allen wrench set
Pliers
Wire Snips/Crimps
Deck Thickness:
Barracuda: 20 - 40mm, 3/4” - 1 1/2”
Dolphin: 25 - 50mm, 1” - 2”
Mako: 25mm to 65mm, 1" - 2.5"
Aquarius: up to 190mm / 7.5"
Note: For deck thickness greater than the maximum measures mentioned here please contact Anchorlift Customer
Support for available options.
The Gear Box is fitted with a removable mounting flange that can be mounted on both sides of the gear box. It’s
important that the motor is mounted as far away from the chain pipe hole as possible. See illustrations below:
Photos of motor gear box installations
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion
Inhibitor, Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
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Supplies Needed:
Masking Tape
Marine Grease (Blue waterproof)
Thread locker (Red Loc-Tite® or similar)

WARNING!
Make sure that the windlass shaft and gear box bushing are well greased with suitable marine grease before
installation (See photo P 1).
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion Inhibitor,
Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
Make sure to position the windlass so that the center line of the chain / rope aligns with the bow roller in a horizontal
plane, and that the vertical line is within 10 degrees (See photo P 3) of the rope / chain gypsy.
Drill and cut out holes to the size detailed on the template. Make sure that the chain pipe hole is angled and smooth
to allow the chain / rope / rode kit to easily pass through it (See drawing P 4). Note: With a sandwiched deck
construction, it is important to seal the exposed surface.
NOTE: Care should be taken when installing the windlass to ensure that the vertical drop below the chain pipe exit is
maximized. Remember that rope coils unlike chain, and will require as much anchor locker space as possible (See
drawings P 6 and P 7).
Place the Windlass Deck Unit in position and connect the Gear Box/Motor. Fit the shaft into the Gear Box while
aligning the key into the keyway. Align the deck bolts to the holes in the gear box flange and push firmly to the
underside of deck. It may be necessary to move the motor/gear box up and down the shaft to make sure the grease
is completely covering the entire shaft. Apply thread locker to exposed threads and assemble with stainless steel
hardware supplied. After installation: Use anti corrosion marine protection on the motor and gearbox. See photo P 2.
Preparation:
The windlass is to be placed in the correct position by aligning the gypsy with the bow. The rope or chain needs to be
level with the deck and wound around the gypsy at an angle of about 180 degrees.
(See photo P 3)
Before drilling holes, you must check the following:
1) There are to be no obstacles below the deck. There must be enough space for the chain/rope (Rode Kit) to fall
properly 12-18 inches.
2) Make sure the top and bottom surfaces of the deck are as parallel as possible. If necessary, compensate for any
differences to prevent windlass base & gearbox from being damaged.
3) Once the ideal position has been found, place the drilling/mounting template in position and mark all the holes.
Barracuda, Dolphin & Mako models are equipped with 8mm stainless steel bolts. When installing the windlass use a
10mm drill bit for the bolt holes.
Before installing turn the windlass over and supply a suitable bead of sealant as shown below.
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P 3
P 5
WIRING DATA:
ELECTRICAL: See the appropriate wiring diagram for the correct electrical installation of your windlass model.
WARNING!
Always use a circuit breaker to protect the windlass motor and electrical cables.
Cable sizes
We recommend the use of the following cables, switch-wiring and circuit breaker sizes:
P 6 P 7

WARNING!
Make sure that the windlass shaft and gear box bushing are well greased with suitable marine grease before
installation (See photo P 1).
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion Inhibitor,
Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
Make sure to position the windlass so that the center line of the chain / rope aligns with the bow roller in a horizontal
plane, and that the vertical line is within 10 degrees (See photo P 3) of the rope / chain gypsy.
Drill and cut out holes to the size detailed on the template. Make sure that the chain pipe hole is angled and smooth
to allow the chain / rope / rode kit to easily pass through it (See drawing P 4). Note: With a sandwiched deck
construction, it is important to seal the exposed surface.
NOTE: Care should be taken when installing the windlass to ensure that the vertical drop below the chain pipe exit is
maximized. Remember that rope coils unlike chain, and will require as much anchor locker space as possible (See
drawings P 6 and P 7).
Place the Windlass Deck Unit in position and connect the Gear Box/Motor. Fit the shaft into the Gear Box while
aligning the key into the keyway. Align the deck bolts to the holes in the gear box flange and push firmly to the
underside of deck. It may be necessary to move the motor/gear box up and down the shaft to make sure the grease
is completely covering the entire shaft. Apply thread locker to exposed threads and assemble with stainless steel
hardware supplied. After installation: Use anti corrosion marine protection on the motor and gearbox. See photo P 2.
Grease Here!
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P 4. P 5. P 6. P 7.
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P 2.
P1.
P 3
WIRING DATA:
ELECTRICAL: See the appropriate wiring diagram for the correct electrical installation of your windlass model.
WARNING!
Always use a circuit breaker to protect the windlass motor and electrical cables.
Cable sizes
We recommend the use of the following cables, switch-wiring and circuit breaker sizes:
Use anti corrosion spray

WARNING!
Make sure that the windlass shaft and gear box bushing are well greased with suitable marine grease before
installation (See photo P 1).
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion Inhibitor,
Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
Make sure to position the windlass so that the center line of the chain / rope aligns with the bow roller in a horizontal
plane, and that the vertical line is within 10 degrees (See photo P 3) of the rope / chain gypsy.
Drill and cut out holes to the size detailed on the template. Make sure that the chain pipe hole is angled and smooth
to allow the chain / rope / rode kit to easily pass through it (See drawing P 4). Note: With a sandwiched deck
construction, it is important to seal the exposed surface.
NOTE: Care should be taken when installing the windlass to ensure that the vertical drop below the chain pipe exit is
maximized. Remember that rope coils unlike chain, and will require as much anchor locker space as possible (See
drawings P 6 and P 7).
Place the Windlass Deck Unit in position and connect the Gear Box/Motor. Fit the shaft into the Gear Box while
aligning the key into the keyway. Align the deck bolts to the holes in the gear box flange and push firmly to the
underside of deck. It may be necessary to move the motor/gear box up and down the shaft to make sure the grease
is completely covering the entire shaft. Apply thread locker to exposed threads and assemble with stainless steel
hardware supplied. After installation: Use anti corrosion marine protection on the motor and gearbox. See photo P 2.
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WIRING DATA:
ELECTRICAL: See the appropriate wiring diagram for the correct electrical installation of your windlass model.
WARNING!
Always use a circuit breaker to protect the windlass motor and electrical cables.
Cable sizes
We recommend the use of the following cables, switch-wiring and circuit breaker sizes:
Windlass Cable length: 0-8m 0-24ft over 8m 24ft Circuit Breaker
Barracuda 600 16mm2 4-6AWG 25mm2 4AWG 80amp (90080)
Barracuda 900 25mm2 4AWG 35mm2 4AWG 100amp (90100)
Dolphin 1000 25mm2 4AWG 35mm2 2AWG 100amp (90100)
Mako 1500 12v 35mm2 2AWG 50mm2 2AWG 135amp (90135)
Mako 1500 24v 25mm2 2AWG 35mm2 2AWG 80-100amp (90080-90100)
Aquarius 2500 24v 35mm2 2AWG 50mm2 0AWG 135amp (90135)
Aquarius 3000 24v 35-50mm2 2-0AWG 50mm2 0AWG 175amp (90175)
Note:
A) Cable and terminals should be suitable sizes.
B) Windlass performance is directly related to cable size and length.
C) Voltage drop over the wiring run must not exceed 2 volts.

WARNING!
Make sure that the windlass shaft and gear box bushing are well greased with suitable marine grease before
installation (See photo P 1).
IMPORTANT!!
Protect the gear box and electric motor with suitable anti-corrosion spray such as CRC® Heavy Corrosion Inhibitor,
Corrosion X®, Tectyl® or similar product. See pictures P 1 & P 2.
Make sure to position the windlass so that the center line of the chain / rope aligns with the bow roller in a horizontal
plane, and that the vertical line is within 10 degrees (See photo P 3) of the rope / chain gypsy.
Drill and cut out holes to the size detailed on the template. Make sure that the chain pipe hole is angled and smooth
to allow the chain / rope / rode kit to easily pass through it (See drawing P 4). Note: With a sandwiched deck
construction, it is important to seal the exposed surface.
NOTE: Care should be taken when installing the windlass to ensure that the vertical drop below the chain pipe exit is
maximized. Remember that rope coils unlike chain, and will require as much anchor locker space as possible (See
drawings P 6 and P 7).
Place the Windlass Deck Unit in position and connect the Gear Box/Motor. Fit the shaft into the Gear Box while
aligning the key into the keyway. Align the deck bolts to the holes in the gear box flange and push firmly to the
underside of deck. It may be necessary to move the motor/gear box up and down the shaft to make sure the grease
is completely covering the entire shaft. Apply thread locker to exposed threads and assemble with stainless steel
hardware supplied. After installation: Use anti corrosion marine protection on the motor and gearbox. See photo P 2.
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6 Wiring Diagram
Electrical connections 2 wire motor.
2 wire motor wiring diagram
Barracuda 600 - 900
Dolphin 1000
Motor
Solenoid
Yellow
Green
Red
Grey
BlackRed
Motor cable 16-35mm (6 - 2AWG)
Motor cable 16-35mm (6 - 2AWG)
Circuit
Breaker
Battery
Fuse 5amp
Battery + supply for foot switch, radio remote, hand
held remote.
Switch panel 90801
UP / DOWN Panel
3-Conductor cable 1.5mm (16AWG)
WARNING
MAKE SURE THE ELECTRICAL POWER IS SWITCHED OFF BEFORE WORKING WITH ELECTRIC CABLES.
3 wire motor wiring diagram
Mako 1500 and Aquarius 2500
Electrical connections 3 wire motor.
Motor
Motor cable
Motor cable
Battery
Battery + supply for foot switch, radio remote,
hand held remote.
Solenoid
Black
Grey
Red
Grey
BlackRed
3-Conductor cable 1.5mm (16AWG)
Switch panel 90801
UP / DOWN Panel
Fuse 5amp
Circuit
Breaker
M1 M2
M1 M2
A1 C A2
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WIRING DATA:
ELECTRICAL: See the appropriate wiring diagram for the correct electrical installation of your windlass model.
WARNING!
Always use a circuit breaker to protect the windlass motor and electrical cables.
Cable sizes
We recommend the use of the following cables, switch-wiring and circuit breaker sizes:

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Selection Guide 7
Motor boat installation using the vertical low prole windlass model with 2 wire motor.
Sail boat installation using the vertical low prole windlass model with 3 wire motor.
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8 Parts & Maintenance
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WARNING
MAKE SURE THE ELECTRICAL POWER TO THE MOTOR IS SHUT OFF WHEN WORKING ON THE WINDLASS.
CAREFULLY REMOVE THE CHAIN OR ROPE FROM THE GYPSY.
ITEM DESCRIPTION
1 Chain pipe cover
2 Pin
3 Pressure finger
4 Spring
5 Base
6 Base bolt
7 Rope fork (2 styles)
8 Cover bolt
9 Key
10 Gypsy shaft
12 Clip - 1
13 Bearing
14 Clip - 2
15 Oil seal
16 Washer
17 Clutch cone
18 Gypsy
19 Gypsy top cap
20 Capstan
22 Clutch handle
22
19
17
18
17
16
15
14
12
13
12
10
9
6
5
4
3
2
1
8
7
Basic maintenance and cleaning needs to be performed to keep this unit working properly:
Recurring: Any salt deposits must be removed to avoid corrosion and damage to the equipment. Wash thoroughly with
fresh water after each use. Polish the unit to prevent staining using auto polish or stainless steel cleaner.
Once a year: Remove the top cap and gypsy and perform required maintenance:
Use the handle (22) to remove the Gypsy Top Cap (19). Remove the top Clutch Cone (17), loosen the Cover bolts (8) on the
Chain Pipe Cover (1) and remove both parts. Pull away the Pressure Finger (3) from the Gypsy (18) and remove the Gypsy.
Remove bottom Clutch Cone (17).
Clean all the parts to prevent corrosion and grease the Shaft (10) and Gypsy (18) where the clutch cones seat (17).
Use suitable marine grease ONLY! Reassemble following the instructions and drawings above.

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Rope and Chain 9
Anchorlift windlasses are designed to operate using chain only and chain/rope combinations. The table below shows a
selection of chain and rope that is specified for each model. Note: Chain specification is HT G43 Windlass Chain. Rope
specification is 8 – 24 plait, double braided.
Visit: www.anchorlift.com for additional information regarding correct chain / rope / rode kit combinations for your model.
NOTE: Before use, make sure that you have the correct gypsy for the chain or chain/rope combination you have
chosen.
Rope:
Model: Gypsy: Rope:
Barracuda 5-6mm DIN766 1/4” 12-13mm - 1/2”
Dolphin 8mm DIN766 5/16“ 14-16mm - 9/16” - 5/8”
Mako 8mm DIN766 5/16“ + 3/8” 16mm - 5/8”
Aquarius 10mm ISO 3/8”+ 1/2” N/A
Chain: USA and Canada Standard:
Model Size Weight Dimensions Breaking Windlass Model
ft inside load
HT1/4” 1/4” 0.74 lbs 0.845 x 0.41” 6700 lbs Barracuda
HT5/16” 5/16 1.03 lbs 1.03 x 0.51” 8900 lbs Dolphin Mako
HT3/8” 3/8” 1.48 lbs 1.22 x 0.59” 13500 lbs Mako Aquarius
HT1/2” 1/2” 2.57 lbs 1.59 x 0.76” 25000 lbs Aquarius
Original chain HTG43
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SSDB1/2-150 1/2”/12mm 150ft / 45m 1/4” / 7mm 15ft / 4.5m 165ft / 50m Barracuda
SSDB1/2-200 1/2”/12mm 200ft / 65m 1/4” / 7mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 50m Barracuda
SSDB1/2-300 1/2”/12mm 300ft / 90m 1/4” / 7mm 20ft / 6m 320ft / 97m Barracuda
SSDB5/8-200 5/8”/16mm 200ft / 60m 5/16” / 8mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 65m Dolphin / Mako
SSDB5/8-250 5/8”/16mm 250ft / 75m 5/16” / 8mm 20ft / 6m 270ft / 82m Dolphin / Mako
SSDB3/8-300 5/8”/16mm 300ft / 90m 5/16” / 8mm 20ft / 4.5m 320ft / 97m Dolphin / Mako
SSDB3/8-200 5/8”/16mm 200ft / 60m 3/8” / 10mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 65m Mako
SSDB3/8-250 5/8”/16mm 250ft / 75m 3/8” / 10mm 20ft / 6m 270ft / 82m Mako
SSDB3/8-300 5/8”/16mm 300ft / 90m 3/8” / 10mm 20ft / 6m 320ft / 82m Mako
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10 Rope and Chain Rode Kits
USA and Canada Standard Galvanized ISO HTG43 Chain
Type 316L Stainless Steel Grade S4 Chain
Part Number Rope Length Chain Length Total Fits Windlass
DB1/2-150 1/2”/12mm 150ft / 45m 1/4” / 7mm 15ft / 4.5m 165ft / 50m Barracuda
DB1/2-200 1/2”/12mm 200ft / 60m 1/4” / 7mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 65m Barracuda
DB1/2-250 1/2”/12mm 250ft / 90m 1/4” / 7mm 15ft / 4.5m 265ft / 80m Barracuda
DB1/2-300 1/2”/12mm 300ft / 75m 1/4” / 7mm 20ft / 6m 320ft / 97m Barracuda
DB5/8-150 5/8”/16mm 150ft / 45m 5/16” / 8mm 15ft / 4.5m 165ft / 50m Dolphin / Mako
DB5/8-200 5/8”/16mm 200ft / 60m 5/16” / 8mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 65m Dolphin / Mako
DB5/8-250 5/8”/16mm 250ft / 75m 5/16” / 8mm 20ft / 6m 270ft / 82m Dolphin / Mako
DB5/8-300 5/8”/16mm 300ft / 90m 5/16” / 8mm 20ft / 6m 320ft / 97m Dolphin / Mako
DB3/8-150 5/8”/16mm 150ft / 45m 3/8” / 10mm 15ft / 4.5m 165ft / 50m Mako
DB3/8-200 5/8”/16mm 200ft / 60m 3/8” / 10mm 15ft / 4.5m 215ft / 65m Mako
DB3/8-250 5/8”/16mm 250ft / 75m 3/8” / 10mm 20ft / 6m 270ft / 82m Mako
DB3/8-300 5/8”/16mm 300ft / 90m 3/8” / 10mm 20ft / 6m 320ft / 97m Mako
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Troubleshooting 11
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Nothing happens when I use the Up & Down switches. What could be causing this?
A: It could be a shortage of power to the Up & Down switches. Try flipping the On/Off switch several times. Check and clean the
terminals. See if the fuse has blown.
Q: The solenoid clicks but the windlass will not go up or down. There is sufficient power to the solenoid, but not to the
windlass. What is the problem?
A: Check the power supply for the windlass motor. Make sure power is going from solenoid to motor. See if the main fuse has
blown. (This is not the same fuse for the motor and the solenoid. The main motor fuse is from 70 - 150 amps and the solenoid is
5 amps)
Q: The windlass works normally, but doesn't have enough power to haul the anchor. What could be causing this?
A: The windlass clutch is too loose. Use the windlass handle to tighten the clutch.
Q: The windlass operates normally, but the chain does not come in or the chain gets jammed on the windlass or
underneath the windlass. What is causing this?
A: Check to make sure the chain is not getting caught when going through the chain pipe. The hole in the deck needs to be cut at an
angle to prevent the chain from getting hung up. This is also a common problem with new chain (with a lot of galvanizing on the
chain). Bring the chain out and then in again. Another problem can be the storage room for the chain. If this is too small the chain
can get jammed. If the chain gets stuck without you noticing, the main fuse might blow.
Q: My windlass seems weak and powerless, and the drop and haulage speed is slow. What causes this?
A: Your battery is week, remember we are dealing with a lot of power consumption. Remember to use the correct cable size for the
motor. The main fuse might blow under these circumstances.
Q: I have an older Dolphin 1000 and my motor has three (3) posts. The new replacement motor only has two (2) posts.
What do I do with the third wire?
A: If replacing an old motor with a new motor you must also change the solenoid to our Part Number: 90503. Connect the two (2)
hot wires to the motor and cut back the negative wire where the solenoid is and hook the negative on to the new solenoid
#90503.
Q: I have a Stingray Model and don’t see any parts available on your site?
A: The Stingray Model was discontinued in 2009 and we no longer carry any replacement parts. We recommend you upgrade your
windlass to the Barracuda Vertical Model.
Q: I have lost a bolt to my Anchor Connector/Swivel and need a replacement?
A: Our Anchor Connectors/Swivels are made using a single piece of 316L Stainless Steel. Each bolt is specific to that unit. We do
not carry replacement bolts and you will need to purchase a new Anchor Connector/Swivel. We recommend using a Thread
Locker product on the threads of all bolts used in a marine environment to prevent them from backing out.
Q: I bought my Anchorlift through a Private Seller/On Line and it doesn’t work, what’s my warranty?
A: Anchorlift & Salt Gear products are covered under warranty if purchased through an Authorized Reseller only. Proof of purchase
is required to verify. We stand behind all of our products, but we cannot warranty anything that was purchased from an
unauthorized party.
Q: My solenoid says 90503 but it doesn't look like the one in the picture?
A: The older models had the 90503 Solenoid and it has since been modified and issued a new part number which is: 90501. If your
existing solenoid has three (3) brass tabs on the side with four (4) posts on top, you will require the new part number: 90501
(12v) or 90504 (24V) Solenoid as a replacement.
Q: What Windlass do I have on my boat, I don’t see a Part Number?
A: Unfortunately, there are no part numbers on older windlasses BUT it is easy to figure out which model you have. First: look at
your motor for a label that will have the model indicated on it: Barracuda, Dolphin, Mako or Aquarius. Second: measure the size
of your chain, ¼” = Barracuda models, 5/16” = Dolphin or Mako models (depending on chain size) and 3/8” = Mako or Aquarius.
Third: check your Gypsy for markings embossed on it that will indicate chain size: ¼” - 6mm, 5/16”-10mm, etc. and lastly you can
help determine which windlass you have by the size of your boat: Up to: 30ft. = Barracuda 600, 35ft. = Barracuda 900, 45ft. =
Dolphin 1000, 75ft. = Mako and up to 90ft. + = Aquarius.
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12 Warranty
Limited Product Warranty
Anchorlift warrants to the original purchaser that your purchase (the "Product") shall be free from defects in materials and workmanship under
normal use for a period of five (5) years from the date of purchase. Anchorlift does not warrant that the operation of the Product will be uninter-
rupted or error-free. Anchorlift is not responsible for damage arising from failure to follow instructions relating to the Product's use. 5-year limited
warranty applies to the following Anchorlift products: Windlass Head Units, Bow Rollers, Rode Splice, Swivels and Turners. 1 year limited
warranty applies to: Motors and Gear Boxes. This limited warranty does not cover normal wear parts. 6-year Limited warranty applies to Salt
Gear brand inflatable fenders ONLY. Limited Lifetime Warranty applies to Anchors only and warrants that the product will be free from material
defects in and failure of material and workmanship from the date of purchase of the product by original purchaser. Warranties are not transfer-
able. Electrical parts such as, but not limited to solenoids, switches, circuit breakers, remote controllers and combo packs are not covered by
warranty. This Limited Warranty does not cover the technical services provided by Anchorlift to owners of the Product.
Remedies
If a manufacturing defect arises and a valid claim is received by Anchorlift within the Warranty Period, Anchorlift will, at its option and to the extent
permitted by law, either (1) repair the Product at no charge, using new or refurbished replacement parts or (2) replace the Product with a new or
refurbished Product. These are your sole and exclusive remedies. Shipping and handling charges may apply except where prohibited by
applicable law. This Limited Warranty is valid only in the jurisdictions where the Products are sold by Anchorlift itself or through its authorized
resellers or agents, and is valid to the extent permitted by the applicable laws of such jurisdictions. Any replacement product will be warranted for
the remainder of the original warranty period or thirty (30) days, whichever is longer, or for any additional period of time that may be applicable in
your jurisdiction.
How to Obtain Warranty Service
To obtain warranty service, you must obtain an RMA number and deliver the Product, in either its original packaging or packaging providing an
equal degree of protection, to the address below:
Anchorlift
830 NE 24th Lane, Unit #F
Cape Coral, Florida 33909 USA
In accordance with applicable law, Anchorlift requires that you furnish proof of purchase details and/or comply with registration requirements
before receiving warranty service. For specific instructions on how to obtain warranty service on your Product, visit the website (www.anchorliftdi-
rect.com).
Exclusions and Limitations
This Limited Warranty applies only to the Product(s) manufactured by or for Anchorlift that can be identified by the "Anchorlift" or "Salt Gear"
trademark, trade name, or logo affixed to it. The Limited Warranty does not apply to any anchorliftdirect.com products and services other than the
Product.
This warranty does not apply to a Product or part of the Product that has been altered or modified (e.g., to alter functionality or capability) by
anyone who is not a representative of Anchorlift. In addition, this Limited Warranty does not apply: (a) to damage caused by use with non-Anchor-
lift products; (b) to damage caused by accident, abuse, misuse, flood, fire, earthquake or other external causes; (c) to damage caused by
operating the Product outside the permitted or intended uses described by Anchorlift or with improper voltage or power supply. Natural wear and
tear to the windlass models and windlass accessories is not covered by the Warranty. This Warranty does not apply to products that were
damaged due to negligence, improper installation, improper use or any other actions not specified. Windlasses should not to be used to haul the
seabed to the boat, or drag the boat to the anchor. This Warranty shall be voided if the equipment is altered or repaired by unqualified personnel.
5-Year Warranty does not include Rode Kits (rope/chain combinations) other than the splice where the chain attaches to the rope. Anchorlift is not
responsible for any damages to the gear box/motor or any other parts caused by Anchorlift windlass models & accessories.
No Anchorlift reseller, agent, or employee is authorized to make any modification, extension, or addition to this Limited Warranty. If any term is
held to be illegal or unenforceable, the legality or enforceability of the remaining terms shall not be affected or impaired.
Implied Warranties
EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES (INCLUDING WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT-
ABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE) SHALL BE LIMITED IN DURATION TO THE DURATION OF THIS LIMITED
WARRANTY. Some jurisdictions do not allow limitations on the duration of an implied warranty, so the above limitation may not apply to you.
Limitation of Damages
EXCEPT TO THE EXTENT PROHIBITED BY APPLICABLE LAW, ANCHORLIFT SHALL NOT BE LIABLE FOR ANY INCIDENTAL, INDIRECT,
SPECIAL, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO LOSS OF PROFITS, REVENUE OR OTHER, RESULTING
FROM ANY BREACH OF EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTY OR CONDITION, OR UNDER ANY OTHER LEGAL THEORY, EVEN IF
ANCHORLIFT HAS BEEN ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGES. Some jurisdictions do not allow the exclusion or limitation of
special, indirect, incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you.
Governing Law
This Limited Warranty shall be governed by the laws of the State of Florida, USA, without giving effect to any conflict of laws principles that may
provide the application of the law of another jurisdiction.
National Statutory Rights
Consumers in some jurisdictions may have legal rights under applicable national legislation governing the sale of consumer goods, including,
without limitation, national laws implementing EC Directive 99/44. These rights are not affected by the warranties in this Limited Warranty.
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Complete Windlass System
Rope Chain Combo
Double Braid Polyester Rope
Galvanized or Stainless steel chain
1/4” chain 1/2” rope
5/16” chain 9/16” rope
5/16” chain 5/8” rope
3/8” chain 5/8” rope
90801 90800
Control Units
90900B 90080-90175
Autodrop 4 channel Radio Remote 91354
90101
Anchors: Up to 8kg/17lbs
90102
Anchors: Up to 15kg/33lbs
90103
Anchors: Up to 20kg/44lbs
90105
Anchors: Up to 50kg/110lbs
90126
Anchors: Up to 15kg/33lbs
XR Anchors Boats 20 – 90 ft.
Solid Stainless Steel
Sizes: 5kg / 11lbs to 80kg / 176lbs
Lifetime Warranty
TPX Anchors Boats 20-90 ft.
Solid Stainless Steel
Sizes: 6 kg / 13.2 lbs to 120 kg / 264 lbs
Lifetime Warranty
Chain to anchor swivel connectors
964408 Chain
5-6-7mm 1/4”
964410 Chain
8-10 5/16-3/8”
964411 Chain
10 3/8”
964412 Chain
10-14mm 3/8-9/16”
964420 Chain
16-20mm 5/8-3/4”
Bow Plank Rollers
90503 90501
Barracuda
Boats to: 35ft
Dolphin
Boats to: 45ft
Mako
Boats to: 65ft
Mako C
Boats to: 65ft
Aquarius C
Boats to: 90ft
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90104
Anchors: Up to 30kg/66lbs
90113, 90114 & 90115
90127
Anchors: Up to 30kg/66lbs
90128
Anchors: Up to 50kg/110lbs
CX Anchors Boats 20 – 90 ft.
Solid Stainless Steel
Sizes: 15kg / 33lbs to 80kg / 176lbs
Lifetime Warranty