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    Posted: 08 Oct. 2019 at 3:45pm
In an effort to find a back up CJ2A frame (in the unlikely event that mine bumps a rock and gets bent Wink) I found this one for sale near me. 
It includes this wild home made winch system. I’m trying to decide if I would dare run it.




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Interesting home-built!  The large sprocket seems kind of light weight.  Would be fun to test out in a safe environment.
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Originally posted by ndnchf ndnchf wrote:

Interesting home-built!  The large sprocket seems kind of light weight.  Would be fun to test out in a safe environment.

Yup, looks like a bicycle sprocket to me. 
Not sure I know any "safe environment" for testing a winch. Smile


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Yes looks like a 10 speed bike sprocket.  
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Necessity is a Muthah... or something like that LOL.  I see all the safety covers and warning decals are long gone.  Those'll be hard to find if you decide on a full resto Wink
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That frame must have been on ksl. I thought someone on here would pick it up. The winch looks a little iffy.
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Originally posted by TateC TateC wrote:

That frame must have been on ksl. I thought someone on here would pick it up. The winch looks a little iffy.

Yup, Saw the add on KSL. He has a t90 and a d18 too if you need some spares. 
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Make sure to tie back pony-tail,   or anything else dangling,  before you fire that thing up! 
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Originally posted by JeepFever JeepFever wrote:

Make sure to tie back pony-tail,   or anything else dangling,  before you fire that thing up! 

Yup. I thought that it could also serve as a field device for finger amputation.
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Dead battery? No problem, just hook up your stationary bike..
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You could winch an inch at a time...


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This thing kind of intrigues me.
From the pictures, I can't figure out how you would release the line. 
Starters are one way motors so this thing can only pull, no power spooling out, but I can't see a clutch or sliding gear or such to let it free spool.  Has to have something or it would be useless.
i'm probably going to go look at it this weekend if he doesn't sell it before then.
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No battery tray on the frame.
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I really don't think the designer thought about a freespool or brake. Obviously fabbed together before the lawyers got there.  I would give it a test the bendix would kinda be a freespool. At the very least you would be the talk of the EJS 2020, if you just left it there and ran the trails. 

Belleview ol skool winch soon.
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If you've been injured in a winch accident (we do not represent wenches) call the Offices of Dewey, Cheatham and Howe at the number on your screen.
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That cable looks rusty, but otherwise in really nice (like , maybe unused?  Or used once?)
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That looks like an awful lot of cable.  Somebody planning to winch himself out of the next state over?
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That is a Texas sized spool of ware right there. Might just stretch from Foat Wuth to Amarillo!!

Belleview ol skool winch soon.
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