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Hijack- saw this ad on my local c/l 200' 5/8 winch cable unused
200' of 5/8 cable $200. I thought id share it.- hijack over.
when you get all spooled up make sure to use your winch. Even if you're not stuck, you should do some pulls so that when you NEED it there's no unfamiliarity.
Its a good idea to pre load the line before spooling it all on. Make sure to have at least 5 wraps on first. Sme people spool it hand tight, some like to spool it on with a light load on it (hooked to a car). To keep it packed neatly, just screw a hook into a 18" 2x2. Stand way back (10') with...
dunno why I thougt they were full time, maybe the auto-locking hubs looks like drive flanges?
I have known for ages that gm switched to part time in 1978/9. Just thought that cucv's kept it for better traction and handling.
Because it's a chevy, built in the mid 80's with a low power engine and full time 4wd.
Those who can't see the value of AWD have simply never owned one.
If the military had spec'd a 350 and a manual transmission in them,umm...
this thread would not exist...
hi all! has anyone seen or heard of this setup? I read about this months ago and wondered how it might fare set up in a duece. Basically I'm with the last poster on the winch mod thread below who has a rear mounted winch. Lacking a factory winch , a rear facing winch just makes more sense...
Irocs say LT on the sidewall. They are for Superduty mall crawlers. You need a medium truck tire- it's a medium truck. Before you buy a duece, pay a truck shop to make you out a parts list of what you will need, to build what you want, and have it be safe to drive. Find out what it will...
Hi all first post here. Just thought I'd clear up some confusion. As far as rope is concerned( wire, synthetic or even polyester, the WLL( working load limit) is a percentage of the the breaking (tensile) strenght. This is a variable factor related to saftey. The WLL is no less than 3-1 (no...
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