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Ramsey 200R disassembed |
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Priam 
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 Topic: Ramsey 200R disassembedPosted: 25 Sep. 2018 at 4:04am |
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bretto
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Posted: 25 Sep. 2018 at 11:40am |
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There's not much to them.
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Posted: 25 Sep. 2018 at 10:52pm |
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Yeah, it's interesting that they're still rather prolific today, especially in the towing industry; they are elegant in their simplistic design. Until I had this unit in my paws if someone asked me to name a winch company the only one that'd come to mind was "Warn". Now I've noticed a small sign on a building I pass as I head to work that says "Ramsey", and I see these often on tow trucks if I pay attention.
This particular unit was pulled from an MB and I'm planning on throwing it onto my CJ-2A restoration project.
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TateC
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Posted: 25 Sep. 2018 at 11:01pm |
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That’s cool to see all the parts spread out. Its fun to have someone else from Salt Lake City on the forum.
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Tate Christensen
1941 Ford GP #9687 1943 Willys MB #263100 1944 Ford GPW #234613 1945 Willys CJ2A #10226 |
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bretto
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Posted: 25 Sep. 2018 at 11:25pm |
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Oh cool I hadn't notice you were from Utah to. Lets go for a trail ride sometime. You guys should of gone out to the Colorado tour. Brett
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Posted: 27 Sep. 2018 at 5:10am |
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Ah, that's great to know y'all are out here! I'd love to go for a trail ride, but, well, my CJ-2A is very early on in the restoration process. As I type, the engine block is down at Crankshaft Grinders for some machine work. My trans and tc are completely disassembled and cleaned, hopefully to start on reassembly this weekend. Got a sample ounce of "Harvest Tan" from KC Auto Paint on Redwood, I'm going to apply that to a Hot Wheel and see if I like that color. And I'm trying to find someone locally to do some frame repair, about the front 18" was damaged because it used to have a plow fitted to it. That about as far as I am into this. ;)
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