Winch question

Gday Justin
Could you just move the holes on the pto so it hangs down a bit lower or higher whatever clears your exhaust? Should be possible to swing it through about 90 degrees I know the LT230 ones hang down at 6 oclock but thats not ideal as it can get caught on things. If you have the county pto I recently sold a rangie pto to wovenrovings for his 120 4bd1 ute he may be interested in a swap with you so you both have the right ones.

God knows how you found a cheap one of these took me years to find mine and then it wasn't cheap. Right place at the right time I suppose.

Luke

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Originally Posted by justinc

Sounds like a good plan Matt, don't forget I also have a big workshop with lots of hoists etc if you would like to also play with your RR while you are here...Beats working on the ground, The least I could do if you are offering to come over with a bit of baggage. Oh, And we would obviously be doing some driving somewhere, the only problem could be somewhere to sleep, as we are living in the loungeroom of a 2 bed Villa, and the 2 kids have a room each...We'll sort something out though. I have plenty of LR associates, some who live in the next street!!! JC

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No need for the hoist, I struggle along with the pit;) That's of course unless something breaks whilst over there:eek:

Beer and swag=sleep:angel:

Will let you know somewhat sooner to August

the correct pto for that winch is the one that hangs off of the bottom of the tcase (replaces the bottom inspection/access plate) not the one that hangs off of the rear where the normal pto drive would come from.

With the right pto its a hook shot with 3 bends in the shaft driven from unis.