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Old 03-03-2015, 16:57   #1
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Default Winch cable binding

Wound out my winch today, go the missus to sit in the cab with the remote whilst I pulled out the cable, whilst checking the cable and keeping tension I managed to cut myself on one loose strand of cable much further in

Bloody sharp stuff...

It did unravel once, guess that will help, I will try again later
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Old 03-03-2015, 17:01   #2
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Good grief man, steel cable = gloves
You will sometimes need to unwind under load too if you've really got it in a bunch.
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Old 03-03-2015, 23:19   #3
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Good grief man, steel cable = gloves
You will sometimes need to unwind under load too if you've really got it in a bunch.
Perhaps where I went wrong, I only ever let the cable out whilst keeping it tight, perhaps I twisted it at some point
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Perhaps where I went wrong, I only ever let the cable out whilst keeping it tight, perhaps I twisted it at some point
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Old 03-03-2015, 23:37   #5
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You should be able to pull the cable out by hand with the clutch disengaged on a well maintained winch.
Only time I have never been able to do that is when mine had frozen up.
Good pair of gloves is essential for steel rope.
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You should be able to pull the cable out by hand with the clutch disengaged on a well maintained winch.
Only time I have never been able to do that is when mine had frozen up.
Good pair of gloves is essential for steel rope.
I do have the gloves, but buried in the boot somewhere

I always leave it in gear and use the remote to unwind it bad practise perhaps

Also Rick made the front grill detachable for me, but I never rmove it, just use the remote
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I always disengage the clutch when not in use.
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