Harken 60.3 Self-Tailing Radial Winch 3 Speed combines precision engineering with practical single‑handed sail handling, delivering reliable power when you need it most. Built for cruising and performance boats alike, this winch is designed to maximize grip, minimize line wear, and keep trimming sails fast and safe, even in demanding conditions.

The Radial winch drum on the Harken 60.3 is sculpted specifically for this size and drum material. Its diagonal ribs create a superior gripping surface that concentrates friction where you need it most while dramatically reducing wear on the line compared with traditional textured finishes. The result is steadier reefing, smoother hoists, and less maintenance over time.

• mechanism enables single‑handed operation—trim or raise sails without needing a second crew member.
• with clearly defined ratios to cover everything from light breeze maneuvers to heavy load pulls:
  • Gear ratio 1: 2.2
  • Gear ratio 2: 4.8
  • Gear ratio 3: 14.4
• align with the gear selections to give you proportional leverage across the range:
  • Power ratio 1: 9.2
  • Power ratio 2: 20.3
  • Power ratio 3: 61
• supports a wide spectrum of line diameters from 8 mm to 16 mm, making it versatile for different sheets and halyards.
• provide a clear sense of the winch footprint:
  • Drum diameter: 120 mm
  • Base diameter: 236 mm
  • Height: 246 mm
  • Weight: 11.7 kg
  • Line entry height: 116 mm
• details ensure secure installation:
  • Fastener circle: 204 mm
  • Fasteners: 6 pieces, M8 HH or M8 SH

Material and construction: an aluminum body built to withstand the rigors of day‑to‑day sailing, delivering a durable and reliable performance across a broad range of conditions.

This product is directly shipped from our local supplier, with stock checks available by phone or email. Please ring 098208023 or email sales@actionoutdoors.kiwi to confirm availability and arrange delivery. Product Number: H60.3STAF.

Who benefits most from the Harken 60.3 Self-Tailing Radial Winch? Sailors on mid‑to‑large cruising and performance boats who value one‑person sail handling, consistent grip, and controlled line management. It’s especially effective for heavy mainsails or genoas where precise trimming and quick sail changes matter, such as single-handed passages, short-handed coastal runs, and race‑tacing crews looking to streamline operations without sacrificing control.

Optional usage notes: position the winch to optimize line entry height for your deck layout, and pair it with compatible lines within the 8–16 mm range for best performance. Regularly inspect the diagonal rib surface for any surface wear and keep the drum clean to maintain grip and prolong line life.