QUICKUSA FSBLD1212000A00 Balder Windlass Rope Anchor Winch BL2 1200W 12V/24V 420KG

( Brand: Quickusa ), ( Manufacturer Part Number: FSBLD1212000A00 ), ( Type: Windlass )

Review QUICKUSA Balder Bl2 1200w Windlass 12v/24v Only Rope 420kg Anchor Winch

Series: Balder BL2 R PO. Type: Vertical Windlass Only Rope only, no chain. Ideal for OEM replacement or new installation on vessels using rope-only anchoring systems. Designed for vertical installation, it optimizes space inside the anchor locker while providing an excellent retrieval speed of up to 98 ft/min.

The Quick USA Balder BL2 R 1200W is a high-performance vertical windlass designed exclusively for rope-only anchoring systems no chain. Equipped with a powerful 1200W motor, it delivers maximum working load capacity of 420 kg 926 lb, making ideal for recreational boats and yachts that require strong, reliable, compact anchoring solution. Built with durable, corrosion-resistant materials, it is engineered to withstand harsh marine environments.

part #: fsbld1212000a00 price

• $1980.00

specifications anchoringdockingaz:

• brand: Quickusa
• mpn: Fsbld1212000a00
• type: Windlass

payments anchoringdockingaz:

• credit card: Visa
• other
• wallet: Paypal

general anchoringdockingaz:

• Parts Accessories > Boat Parts > Anchoring, Docking
• condition: New

offer anchoringdockingaz:

• quantity: 1
• availability: In Stock
• started: March 2, 2026
• options: Ship-to-home
• sold: 0
• best offers: True

returns anchoringdockingaz:

• policy: No Returns

shipping anchoringdockingaz:

• type: Calculated
• class: Standard
• carrier: USPS
• transit: 4-8 Days
• cost: $148.79
• service: USPS Ground Advantage

seller anchoringdockingaz:

• city: North Miami Beach, Florida
• rating: 100.0%
• # reviews: 30

Quickusa FSBLD1212000A00 Is Similar To:

• Qfvssm0712000a00 Quickusa Quick Windlass Replacement Motor (40% similar) Replacement motor for various model's of quick vertical windlasses. All quick motors are supplied with an IP67 water proof casing to help secure it against the harsh marine environment...(March 11th, 2017)