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Wenches using winches.
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Wenches using winches.
The switch is inside the compartment but the cable runs to the dash to be operated from inside the cab.Is that mounted inside the engine compartment? If so I would be very hesitant of winching with my hand inside the engine with hood up. Even pulling toward you will move the vehicle.
Question for the masses - I just finished rebuilding this old M8000 and it had what appears to be a type of push/pull cable on/off switch. I figured that if that was good back in the day, why not today? Anybody still run this? Should I go to a solenoid?
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The switch is inside the compartment but the cable runs to the dash to be operated from inside the cab.
Question for the masses - I just finished rebuilding this old M8000 and it had what appears to be a type of push/pull cable on/off switch. I figured that if that was good back in the day, why not today? Anybody still run this? Should I go to a solenoid?
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that is correct. No power out. I was thinking about upgrading to the power in/out motor and I know then I would need to add a solenoid to accomplish that. I just haven't seen one of my switches anywhere on this site. That the reason for the ask.So the winch is power in with only free spool out?
that is correct. No power out. I was thinking about upgrading to the power in/out motor and I know then I would need to add a solenoid to accomplish that. I just haven't seen one of my switches anywhere on this site. That the reason for the ask.
The sad part about this is I have so much time and money in this rig (all of my own - built not bought), I don't what to even run it through a puddle much less winch it through trees and rocks. It might as well be tits on a boar hog.
That may pass once I get it off the beaten path for the first time.
Question for the masses - I just finished rebuilding this old M8000 and it had what appears to be a type of push/pull cable on/off switch. I figured that if that was good back in the day, why not today? Anybody still run this? Should I go to a solenoid?
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