SteNova
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I'll post a pic when it arrives
Fabricating a rear winch mount,
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Bit more done, mount in place And mocked up.
All welded in and red oxide everywhere I welded down both side and across the front
All in place and a snug fit.
A little d loop for holding the rope not recovering from as its only bolted through some holes it happened to fit in.
And this is where the fairlead will sit, just the outside of the crossmember to cut now but getting late so pack up,
All welded in and red oxide everywhere I welded down both side and across the front
All in place and a snug fit.
A little d loop for holding the rope not recovering from as its only bolted through some holes it happened to fit in.
And this is where the fairlead will sit, just the outside of the crossmember to cut now but getting late so pack up,
micknkatenki
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Looking good, where did you get the mounting plate from ?
The electric winch shop, where I get all my bits for the winches ropes ect,
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Not trying to teach you to suck eggs mate, but when you cut the cross member, make sure you cut it a bit back from the fairlead, unless you properly smooth it out. Even cut back, try to smooth it out as much as possible .. rope _will_ cut on the smallest metal notch/scratch .. 
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Looking nice. It's even got your name on it.
If it was me I'd have been tempted to weld another plate across the crossmember between the chassis rails because it's now got a hole in it and that's going to weaken it a bit. I'm sure you'll be fine, I'm just thinking belt and braces.
If it was me I'd have been tempted to weld another plate across the crossmember between the chassis rails because it's now got a hole in it and that's going to weaken it a bit. I'm sure you'll be fine, I'm just thinking belt and braces.
Not trying to teach you to suck eggs mate, but when you cut the cross member, make sure you cut it a bit back from the fairlead, unless you properly smooth it out. Even cut back, try to smooth it out as much as possible .. rope _will_ cut on the smallest metal notch/scratch ..
The hole in the crossmember is larger than the fair lead it's smoothed off and I checked it with a straight edge and it's well clear of catching
Yes but the cross member now has a winch tray welded to it and that's welded to the chassis legs.
I'm gona plate the front when I get the gear and the time to brace where the reciver hitch is.
Also go my new cables for power and moving my solenoid
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Also go my new cables for power and moving my solenoid
How much did you pay for your cables if you don't mind me asking?
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Gutted my 3m needed to be 3.5m might get a 500mm 1 made and move the isolator.
Bit more,
who made the cables up? its a bit shoddy, are you gonna heatshrink em from sheath to lug or just tape em?
