Lewmar Pro-Fish Drive Cap Assembly Kit – 66000620
Original price was: $131.99.$90.32Current price is: $90.32.
Description
Lewmar Pro-Fish Drive Cap Assembly Kit
MPN: 66000620
Restore smooth, reliable operation to your windlass with the Lewmar Pro-Fish Drive Cap Assembly Kit. Designed as a genuine replacement part for Lewmar Pro-Fish series windlasses, this kit ensures proper engagement and protection of the drive assembly, helping maintain safe and efficient anchoring performance.
Manufactured to Lewmar’s exact specifications, the drive cap assembly provides a precise fit and long-lasting durability in harsh marine environments. Ideal for routine maintenance or replacement of worn components, this OEM kit helps extend the service life of your windlass and keep your anchoring system operating at peak performance.
Key Features
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Genuine Lewmar Part: This is an OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer) kit, ensuring 100% compatibility and maintaining your windlass warranty.
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Corrosion-Resistant Construction: Manufactured from high-grade marine alloys designed to withstand constant exposure to salt air and water.
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Restores Free-Fall Function: Replaces worn internal drive dogs and caps that can cause the free-fall mechanism to slip or fail to engage.
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Comprehensive Kit: Includes the drive cap and associated internal components required for a standard drive-side overhaul.
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Compatibility: Specifically designed for the Lewmar Pro-Series 700/1000 and Pro-Fish 700/1000 windlass models.
Technical Specifications
| Feature | Details |
| Model Number | 66000620 |
| Compatible Windlass | Pro-Series & Pro-Fish (700 and 1000) |
| Material | Chrome-Plated Marine Alloy / Stainless Internals |
| Function | Gypsy Drive & Free-Fall Engagement |
| Type | Replacement Service Kit |
In The Box
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1 x Drive Cap
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Internal Drive Components
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Required Fasteners/Washers (as per assembly diagram)
Maintenance & Installation Pro-Tips
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Grease is Key: When assembling, use a high-quality, water-resistant marine grease (like Lewmar Gear Grease) on the threads and moving parts. This prevents “galling” and makes future teardowns significantly easier.
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Inspect the Gypsy: While the drive cap is removed, inspect the “pockets” of your gypsy for wear. If the gypsy is heavily pitted or worn, the new drive cap may not seat perfectly.
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Spring Tension: Ensure the internal springs are seated correctly. If the free-fall isn’t “tripping” correctly after installation, it is usually due to a slightly misaligned internal component.
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Annual Service: Lewmar recommends removing the drive cap annually to clean out salt deposits and re-grease the shaft and threads.











