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Old 07-14-2010, 11:42 AM
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Going 4WD - The Bush Winch - Wheel Winch

Saw this posted over at Expo just now.
Never seen one before.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY4cKc4FKSM
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That seems like a good idea, I would want to see it at work first hand before buying something like that though.
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That looks like it could go very badly...

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seems like you would need a locking diff for it to work well
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That looks like it could go very badly...

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I agree, rope near spinning tire. Need I say more?
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i could only see it working where its dry. You're not gonna be able to dig out mud and keep the mud out while attaching the drum then running rope. I Could only see it being practical in a limited environment.
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And it probably costs as much as a real winch
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Didnt ya 'ear 'em even a female can carry it LOL
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$647.90-$780.13 USD so you can get a decent winch for that
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Seems like something for those jeep guys who use their winches so much, that they need a backup winch.




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"an electric winch requires you have some traction"...

uh... gotcha.
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I've seen that idea before, much cheaper though, but same idea.
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they used to have these on military willys or jeeps..
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