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Jedibrad

NSW

527 posts

Jedibrad

NSW, 527 posts

9 Nov 2013 9:04am

I just had work done by these guys

www.arco-winches.com

They where great, fast, cheap and nice

Give them a ring for any brand they have heaps of spares and also make there own components on site

I hope this is allowed on this site, i have no affiliation, just happy customer

mike_e

NSW

71 posts

mike_e

NSW, 71 posts

9 Nov 2013 10:24am

Yes, +1 for their winches. We have a set of arco-hutton which, so far, seem bullet proof. Great service from Alan and got a trade in on our old Barlows.

MorningBird

NSW

2711 posts

MorningBird

NSW, 2711 posts

9 Nov 2013 8:05pm

Same, bought a pair of secondary winches from Arco. Very good service and price.

Dl33ta

TAS

463 posts

Dl33ta

TAS, 463 posts

9 Nov 2013 11:06pm

Traded my old arco's in on new ones a couple of years back, love em. One of the few remaining onshore manufacturers producing quality gear.

BobFord

QLD

92 posts

BobFord

QLD, 92 posts

10 Nov 2013 6:31am

I used the Arco , the one out of USA , for many years but was not happy with the rubber lining on the self tailer. This was after 40,000 miles mind !My new boat has the Andersen , all stainless model and they seem to be very maintenance free. So far so good !!

Ramona

NSW

7757 posts

Ramona

NSW, 7757 posts

10 Nov 2013 8:49am

My primaries are two speed self tailing Arco's. Stitched up a set of vinyl covers for them to keep the rain off. Found that if we had a few days of rain the socket hole held water which seeped in to the workings and made the first use stiff. Now they look like they will last forever.

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