Thread: County PTO winch install+ home made bar.

I cut my floorboards- and a bit of the seatbox for exactly the same setup. All you need is a 150mm square piece of sheet lead & some sealastic. I,ve also read that you can drill the housing to angle it correctly.
Looks good

Great work mate . Will be great to see it finished

Originally Posted by DeeJay

I cut my floorboards- and a bit of the seatbox for exactly the same setup. All you need is a 150mm square piece of sheet lead & some sealastic. I,ve also read that you can drill the housing to angle it correctly.
Looks good

Thanks Deejay
Would it be possible to get some pics?
Don't worry if you have to rip the carpet up or something

CHEERS TIM.

Hi Tim,
Why dont you try to get hold of one of the chain driven pto's that bolt onto the bottom of the t/case (presuming you have an LT95). No cutting involved. This is the type that the Perentis have. They are not cheap but very good and have an inbuilt clutch mechanism so you cant overload/break the winch. ALSO, in one of those photos I see you have a couple of salisbury rear diffs in the backgroung. I am looking for a rear county salisbury casing. Dont really need any of the other bits that bolt onto it , just the casing and bearing caps. As long as it is straight and not leaking around the axle tubes. Are you interested in selling 1. Thanks....Brian

Originally Posted by Bearman

Hi Tim,
Why dont you try to get hold of one of the chain driven pto's that bolt onto the bottom of the t/case (presuming you have an LT95). No cutting involved. This is the type that the Perentis have. They are not cheap but very good and have an inbuilt clutch mechanism so you cant overload/break the winch. ALSO, in one of those photos I see you have a couple of salisbury rear diffs in the backgroung. I am looking for a rear county salisbury casing. Dont really need any of the other bits that bolt onto it , just the casing and bearing caps. As long as it is straight and not leaking around the axle tubes. Are you interested in selling 1. Thanks....Brian

Hi Bearman
Any chance you know where to get a chain driven PTO?
If we could get hold of one for a good price it would save a lot of hassle
pm sent in reguards to the diff housing..

CHEERS TIM.

Originally Posted by long stroke

Thanks Deejay
Would it be possible to get some pics?
Don't worry if you have to rip the carpet up or something

CHEERS TIM.

Landie is in bits now, I re used the seatbox in my project Landie, so it was'nt hacked about much. From memory I cut the floorboard with a thin angle grinder blade and fanned it upwards, so it basically could be hammered back if needed.

Well it's been a while, got abit done to it this weekend so hopfully this week the cradle should be properly mounted
We had to modify the chassis a bit to allow for extra bolting surface so that took a bit of stuffing around and still havn't finished it
Anyway, here's a crappy pic that doesn't show much



The red parts are the bits of 3x3 inch box section with 6-7mm wall thickness which we are using to extend the chassis to make way for more bolting surface.



They are only tacked to the chassis for now but will be welded properly once everything is right
The good thing about using box section this thick is that there is no need for crush tubes

Got afew bolts in (12mm 8.8)



CHEERS TIM.

Good thinking .
Looking at the original set up- again, you could have bent the whole lot sideways with a half decent angle & load on the cable.

David