Barlow & Barient winch Service manuals
jpwither
John Warren
boat in Mexico. All the winches on my boat are Barient with exception of
one and still have all the original manuals. I believe the Barient winch
sizes you describe are the ones that I have plus winches that are larger.
However, my boat is in Mexico and I'm in Oregon and don't plan to go back to
Mexico until early November. If you can wait until then, I will be more
than happy to scan the ones that apply to you and e-mail the engineering
drawings of the winches.
John Warren
Warren Peace P47
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Phil Sherwood
22, 23, and 28, and one called Barlow-Barient Winch Service Info -
Multiple Models. Most of the others are IPBs (illustrated parts
breakouts or "exploded views"), and a couple for the 2-speed 21s and
23s. If any of those interest you, let me know and I can email them to you.
Phil
s/v Cynosure
Bahia de Caraquez
John Baudendistel
Doug Burkhardt
Phil Sherwood
page -- downloadable at your convenience just by clicking on the
document title.
1. In your browser go to www.witanco.com/public
2. When prompted, enter the username "svcynosure" and the password
"ftpguest" both without quotation marks.
3. Click on the title "Barlow & Barient Winch Info" to see the list.
4. Click on the title of the doc you want to download.
Even if there isn't a doc for your exact model of winch, you'll get
enough info from a doc that's fairly close to keep you on track.
Rebuilding them isn't very hard.
Not to repeat what people already know, but a tip that helped me out
is to cut a winch-sized hole in something to make a tray, like a flat
for soda or beer cans, and tape it into place at the base of the
winch in case bearings and other small bits try to fall out and jump
overboard when you lift the winch drum up and off the main shaft.
Alternatively, drape a big towel or cloth or something over the winch
when you lift it up off the shaft to catch any little parts that want
to migrate.
Phil
cagou...@free.fr
5 years later of course your public FTP pwd is no more valid. But I have the same issue (from France) for a 24-45. Would you be kind enough to rapidly open the mirror again so that Alice can jump again ??? Thanks a lot... A private mail to cagouilles (at) free.fr is possible if you don't want too much Alice jumping in your world.
Pierre
Philip Sherwood
> Date: September 26, 2015 at 21:42:13 GMT+2
> To: "cagou...@free.fr" <cagou...@free.fr>
> Cc: Passport Owners <Passpor...@googlegroups.com>,
"do...@skydrop.net" <do...@skydrop.net>, "jo...@ets247.com"
<jo...@ets247.com>, "jpwi...@bigpond.com" <jpwi...@bigpond.com>
>
>
> Not sure what Alice jumping or not jumping is all about -- Sounds kind
of cool but I ain't half the man I used to be -- But in any case the
Barlow/Barient winch stuff is still available at www.witanco.com/public,
login svcynosure, pwd ftpguest. Worked fine for me just now. I didn't
see anything for a model 24, but the 23 and 28 stuff should help.
>
> Suerte/bonne chance!
>
> Phil
>
>
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