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For Sale: Maxwell Nilsson V1000 windlass

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Maxwell Nilsson V1000 windlass in good working condition. Comes with all necessary parts for complete installation including Electronic Control with self resetting automatic overload protection and deck mounted hawse pipe.

$250 plus shipping. Please note that this is a very heavy and bulky item to ship. I would probably want to ship in at least 2 boxes. Alternatively, I would be willing to meet somewhere in the Northeast Mass/Southeast NH area.

Best way to contact me is via private message here.

Ken
 

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Forgot to mention, the chain wheel is sized for 3/8” BBB chain and 5/8” rode.

Ken
 
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Ken, what did you replace the Maxwell with and how difficult was it? Ours works as well, but we may be looking at an upgrade before long. One reason: our chain wheel is sized for 3/8” BBB but the PO had been using G4–which seems to work OK, possibly because the steel chain has worn larger pockets in the bronze chain wheel. There are apparently no G4 chain wheels available for the V1000. When I install the 300 ft of new G4 chain I just bought, I guess I’ll know if the windlass needs to be replaced.
 
I replaced it with a Maxwell RC10-10. I chose an RC10 because it has an integrated hawse and is specified to handle the combination 3/8 chain and 5/8 rode I use. I can also find spare parts for it easily. The specs on it say G4 or BBB for the same chainwheel. I can say for certain that it fits my BBB perfectly. G4 and BBB are very close. Maxwell makes another windlass that uses a separate hawse pipe, too. Installation is pretty straight forward. The deck hole needs to be slightly enlarged and the usual wiring. Since I went with an integrated hawse, I sealed up the previous hawse hole and recut in a different location. The chainwheel and the capstan are physically a little smaller on the RC10-10 but its specd for 4x my total anchor and rode weight so I’m sure it will have enough power.

Ken
 
kchace said:
I replaced it with a Maxwell RC10-10. I chose an RC10 because it has an integrated hawse and is specified to handle the combination 3/8 chain and 5/8 rode I use. I can also find spare parts for it easily. The specs on it say G4 or BBB for the same chainwheel. I can say for certain that it fits my BBB perfectly. G4 and BBB are very close. Maxwell makes another windlass that uses a separate hawse pipe, too. Installation is pretty straight forward. The deck hole needs to be slightly enlarged and the usual wiring. Since I went with an integrated hawse, I sealed up the previous hawse hole and recut in a different location. The chainwheel and the capstan are physically a little smaller on the RC10-10 but its specd for 4x my total anchor and rode weight so I’m sure it will have enough power.

Ken
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Thanks very much!
 
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