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hydraulic winch drive question

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bigford

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I'm looking for the length of the hydraulic drive unit for the 5 ton winch. I'm putting the winch on the bigford and prefer the hydro drive over the mechanical; just don't know if I have the room to spare up front. The length from the input shaft cover to the back of the drive would be great.
Many thanks in advance.
 
73m819

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If putting a hyd. winch on a 39/809 series 5t, I do NOT believe that there is room for the hyd. motor and the adapter to clear the front cross member.
 
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bigford said:
I'm looking for the length of the hydraulic drive unit for the 5 ton winch. I'm putting the winch on the bigford and prefer the hydro drive over the mechanical; just don't know if I have the room to spare up front. The length from the input shaft cover to the back of the drive would be great.
Many thanks in advance.
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Hope this helps, let me know if you need more pics or specifics.
 
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