Rc8-8 12V Windlass With Capstan 5/16 Chain To

RC8-8 Windlass with Capstain - 12V - 5/16" Chain to 9/16" or 5/8" Rope. RC Rope/Chain Series. Maxwell's RC series windlasses proudly follow in the highly successful footsteps of the Freedom, Liberty and HRC fully automatic rope/chain anchor winches. RC10 and RC8 are available in both capstan and low profile versions. RC6 is available in low profile version only.. The RC12 Series incorporates Maxwell's latest stylish innovation in automatic rope/chain technology. Retaining the classic open design styling more appropriate on larger boats, the RC12 Series represents the next generation of rope/chain windlass evolution in every respect.. Every Maxwell automatic rope/chain windlass is available with all the necessary components for fully automatic dual direction control in a competitively priced package.. Maxwell' s Revolutionary Chainwheel. Maxwell once again leads the market in innovative thinking with the introduction of their latest Wave Design chainwheel. This patented rope/chain wheel incorporates two unique design concepts that greatly improve the handling and control of the rope/chain spliced rode. The outer ribs of the chainwheel are angled slightly forward ensuring that the rope and the chain are smoothly guided in the wheel during anchor retrieval.. As the rope pulls into the wheel, the opposite facing inner ribs grip the rope in an undulating manner, securing the rope more firmly in a 'wave pattern' action that is far superior to the traditional 'jam cleat' manner of holding the rope compared to all other products on the market. Not only does this Wave Design hold the rope more securely, it is also kinder on the rope resulting in increased longevity of your anchor rode.. Wave Design Chainwheel. Maxwell once again leads the market in innovative thinking with the introduction of their latest Wave Design chainwheel.. This rope/chain wheel incorporates two unique design concepts that greatly improve the handling and control of the rope/chain spliced rode. The outer ribs of the chainwheel are angled slightly forward ensuring that the rope and the chain are smoothly guided in the wheel during anchor retrieval.. As the rope pulls into the wheel, the opposite facing inner ribs grip the rope in an undulating manner, securing the rope more fi rmly in a wave pattern' action that is far superior to the traditional jam cleat' manner ofholding the rope