Wench systems
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vtsnowedin
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We are all looking for a good system to deal with our wenches but none exists.:laughing:
smstonypoint
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Good one.:laughing:
To the OP. If you don't get any useful responses, try searching "winch" or similar.
Steve
20 20
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So do you call your "wench" a "toolcat" to her face or vice versa? :laughing:
greasemonkeyok
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:laughing: You guys show no mercy.
Add "Warn" to your searches - lot of folks say that is the best quality brand.
Add "Warn" to your searches - lot of folks say that is the best quality brand.
vtsnowedin
Elite Member
I'd advise against that as well as referring to her as " woman" or "my old lady"or "Dam squaw" . Leads to many lonely nights in the dog house and the dog has fleas.
I agree with Greasemonkey. I operate a Warn winch off front and rear of my Toyota Tacoma and rear of my Toolcat. I can winch and skid logs and brush piles up slopes and out of tight spots to get easier access with brush grapple. Winch cable reaches out 100 ft plus a 50 ft extension if needed. Control cable is long enough to operate winch from cab if necessary. A rear mounted camera will also allow a view of winching action. I think that it is a smart purpose and appreciate the winches portability.
Robert_Actual
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Let’s blame autocorrect, post above should suggest a search for a “Worn Wench”.
sea2summit
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Second hand wenches are always high maintenance, better to spend more and get a newer model wench every time.
If your planning to use it with your ToolCat I would go with a hydraulic driven winch. 12v will run your battery down in a hurry if your doing much winching. Hydraulic will pull faster and harder then similar 12V and you won't have to wait around while your battery charges again after a long pull.