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I need to replace my OEM Barient 27 Self-Tailing winches (because of "scored" mainshfts and drums) and I would like to know what active racers in the Chesapeake and LIS areas have done when they had to make this move. The old Barients had a 48:1 power ratio in 2nd gear and I am interested what the consensus is as it concerns that number being "overkill" or "adequate". I really liked the Barients but refurbishment looks impossible.
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I have been concidering replacing winches too. I found the Harken 32.2 self tailing has 16/1 and 32/1 power ratios and the 40.2 self tailing has 13.5/1 and 40/1. The best prices I,ve found so far is "Rigging only" at $640 (32.2) and $712 (40.2). Anyone found a better price?
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Originally posted by j30521: I need to replace my OEM Barient 27 Self-Tailing winches (because of "scored" mainshfts and drums) and I would like to know what active racers in the Chesapeake and LIS areas have done when they had to make this move. The old Barients had a 48:1 power ratio in 2nd gear and I am interested what the consensus is as it concerns that number being "overkill" or "adequate". I really liked the Barients but refurbishment looks impossible. I took my old winches to a good machine shop and we rebuilt them. They were scored and out of round we found a set of sealed bearings and re-bored the drum and refaced the bottom of the drum. Then pressed in a set of new bearings in there own race so the hardened bearings roll on the steel post not the other way around (in the old design the alum, drum spun on the bearings and that is what wore them out). Then we re- knurled the out side and they work perfect. The cost was around 100.00 a lot less then new st's
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Can I have the contact info for your "good machine shop"? I would be well advised to discuss refurb with them. Even with shipping costs added to a bill that might run over twice your cost, that is a really preferable alternative to the great RIGGING ONLY price for new Harkens which is the best that I have seen by just over $100/pair. Thanks for both replies. I will definitely end up pursuing one of your courses of action.
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Originally posted by j30521: Can I have the contact info for your "good machine shop"? I would be well advised to discuss refurb with them. Even with shipping costs added to a bill that might run over twice your cost, that is a really preferable alternative to the great RIGGING ONLY price for new Harkens which is the best that I have seen by just over $100/pair. Thanks for both replies. I will definitely end up pursuing one of your courses of action. i used frederick machine repair inc in buffalo ny 716-892-1425 this was several years ago. i think if you get a set of drawings from the australian winch co and take the winches to any shop that is local you will be able to explain the problem and what needs to be done -remember most of the guys have never seen a winch so you will have a little bit of explaining to do. by the way dont tell them how much they are worth beacuse the price of the repair may go up.
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Did the class decide which winches are acceptable to replace primaries or secondaries?
Dennis Bartley Planxty, s/n 23994 hull 205
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I have a list of winches that have been approved as replacements for the original winches. Let me know you Email address.
Larry Christy Class Measurer alchristy@comcast.net
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Originally posted by LChristy: I have a list of winches that have been approved as replacements for the original winches. Let me know you Email address.
Larry Christy Class Measurer alchristy@comcast.net larry could you post the list on the supply page of the class web site?
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Here is a list of approved winches. Winch Power Ratio Weight (lbs.) Primaries - 2 speed Barient 25 (Original) 44:1 and ?? 11.9 Lewmar 43 43:1 and 15.6:1 ??? Lewmar 44ST 44:8 and 13.9:1 16.12 Lewmar 44STOR 44:8 and 13.9:1 10.9 Harken 42.2 42:1 and 14.2:1 13.6 Harken 44.2ST 44:1 and 13.8:1 Secondary - 2 speed Barient 21 (Original)30:1 and ?? 9.3 Lewmar 30ST 29.2:1 and 13.8:1 9.41 Harken 32.2 32:1 and 6.8:1 7.3 Halyard - 1 speed Barient 10 (Original) 7.6:1 3.7 Lewmar 8 7.6:1 3.13 Harken B8 7.3:1 2.31 Lewmar 7 7.9:1 1.8 Send me your email for a copy of this in Word. Larry alchristy@comcast.net
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