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tailing winch on a sailing boat... tailing winch on a sailing boat... tailing winch on a sailing boat... Anchor winch of the polar research vessel Polarstern... Anchor winch of the polar research vessel Polarstern... Anchor winch of the polar research vessel... the crew member turns the winch handle with one hand... The earliest literary reference to a winch can be found in the account of... winch and pulley hoists were regarded by... The largest electric drive winch in the world is placed on the... It is used as a Mooring Line Deployment Winch with a diameter of 10...

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Modern self-tailing winch on a sailing boat. Here, the line winched is a jib or spinnaker sheet which runs from the sail (upper left, not shown) to a block (lower right,not shown) and from there to the lower part of the winch. The handle is detachable to facilitate handling of the line. | | jib | spinnaker | sheet | block | tension | rope | wire rope | crank | tow trucks | steam shovels | elevators | gear | hydraulic | pneumatic | internal combustion | solenoid brake | ratchet and pawl | Anchor winch of the polar research vessel Polarstern | | Polarstern | cranes | gliders | anchor | halyards | capstan | scenery | Herodotus of Halicarnassus | Persian Wars | Assyria | Aristotle | Balder | citation needed | Steam donkey | v | d | sailing ship | Aftcastle | Anchor | Anchor windlass | Beakhead | Bilgeboard | Boom brake | Bow | Capstan | Centreboard | Cockpit | Crow's nest | Daggerboard | Deck | Figurehead | Forecastle | Gunwale | Hull | Jackline | Keel | Keel (Canting) | Leeboard | Mast | Orlop deck | Poop deck | Quarter gallery | Rudder | Steering wheel | Skeg | Stern | Tiller | Top | Categories | Mechanisms | Sailing ship elements | All articles with unsourced statements | Articles with unsourced statements since February 2007 |
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