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Thread: Winch Shear Pins

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06-13-2009, 00:01

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m16ty

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I wish everybody recomending using steel bolts or pins (of any grade) would take a look at these threads.

Shear Pins do Work!

Winch Fragged

I have also seen the PTO ripped off the side of the trans.

If you want to take the chance of destoying your winch go ahead and use a steel pin. I know it seems the AL pin is too soft and there could be another material that would give better performance but steel is not the answer.

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