Anchor Windlass shaft seal Powermate Powerwinch 501
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A shaft seal gasket for the powermate powerwinch model 501 The seal has an ID of ~90mm(3.5"), OD of 114mm(4.5")
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A shaft seal gasket for the Powermate Powerwinch model 501
The seal has an ID of ~90mm(~3.5"), OD of ~114mm(~4.5")
I printed this because I couldn't find the part online and the closest examples cost over $20 with no assurances that they would fit.
Printed in A95 TPU, 3 perimeters, 5 first layers, 20% infill, Avoid crossing perimeters ON, Random Seams, and brim.
To install the gasket
Remove the gypsy head, there is a large nut on the end (I had to cut slots in the head of the shaft because the exposed threads were so bad). If the head doesn't come off easily you may need a gear puller (Mine needed a puller and some light heating and cooling to come loose). Once it came loose it slid on an off the shaft easily especially once I added some grease. The old seal on mine practically fell to pieces once the head was removed. I then sanded, cleaned and painted the whole housing.
After that I greased and placed the seal on the head and put everything back together.
A previous version of mine had a slightly smaller outer diameter but I fixed that by putting a thin layer of e6000 glue around the outside of the gasket and letting it dry before putting it in place. It worked well and should work if the current version is still too small for your specific winch.
It seems to run fine. Time will tell how long it lasts and keeps out the water.