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wiltshire landyman
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warn 8274...end of
oh and do a search this is another qs that gets asked a squillion times
buy cheap buy twice end of.
oh and do a search this is another qs that gets asked a squillion times
buy cheap buy twice end of.
ratty
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I'm guessing that you have a 90?
wiltshire landyman
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theres a clue in the user name:doh:
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Trewey
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didnt see that one comeing
but i spose late at night in the pitch black on your own i would be wanting to fanny around with a tirfor .
tirfors are great if you have all the time in the world to recover yourself and you can see what your doin i spose
ratty
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The reason for my statement was that yes a 6000lb winch will pull a 90 if it's soley to 'give that extra little pull' but if you want to pull anything bigger (like yer mates disco or 110 when they get stuck) or your own vehicle stuck good and properly it will only be man enough for the job if you rig it correctly with several snatch blocks.
As for the rattys being in bed, this ratty is working until 6am (providing I finish work on time) so won't see my pit until the morning.
What are the chances of you getting stuck? What sort of surface would you be getting stuck on? What would you use as an anchor point to extract yourself? Would you be on your own or have someone with you? what are you intending to use as a universal front and rear mount? If you are thinking about receiver mounts you have to use in-line pulls.
