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18 Oct 2013 16:49 #86879 by jonesyba420
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Thats the thing I really dont.

way out of my price bracket at the moment for starters and I dont really want to go down that route,more to just pull myself back out of trouble rather than winching myself through the obstacle.

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18 Oct 2013 17:00 #86881 by GuardianAngel
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First things first, do you have a set of waffle boards? Never had to use them yet but could be useful and easy to carry on a roof rack.

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18 Oct 2013 17:05 #86883 by TomDK
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jonesyba420 wrote: Thats the thing I really dont.

way out of my price bracket at the moment for starters and I dont really want to go down that route,more to just pull myself back out of trouble rather than winching myself through the obstacle.


That may be.
But a winch, even a small 6500 lb one is still a gazillion times better than any tirfor/handwinch thingy. So maybe you find it more clever to pull yourself backwards. It still takes forever, comparing to winching yourself through the mud.

Also, a winch can be for winching up steep hills and such.
And it should be possible to find a decent used winch cheap.

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18 Oct 2013 17:18 #86885 by helijohn
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jonesyba420 wrote: Thats the thing I really dont.

way out of my price bracket at the moment for starters and I dont really want to go down that route,more to just pull myself back out of trouble rather than winching myself through the obstacle.


Yes I see. There is a thread somewhere where cheap handwinches are discussed and I wonder if it is all you need for your very occasional recovery.


I have one and find it really good.

I am not an off roader per se so I can't really comment as I don't know what troubles you get yourselves into but I am sure if I did even laning I would go down the fitted winch route.........I love gadgets......... but more I love doing things the lazy way. Don't forget lazy people find the easiest way of doing things. ;)

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18 Oct 2013 18:48 #86908 by jonesyba420
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I have thought about waffle boards but dont know how good they are for recovery if your grounded out say. Which id rather be pulled off backwards to try a new line than drag the underbelly along the floor,which could get me more stuck or cause unneccercary damage.winching forward through the obstruction should be the last resort IMO.

I cant see the link john :(

speed of recovery isnt really an issue would rather take an hour to recover myself than have to call my old man out especially at night.

front mounted winch is abit to much for the amount of use it would get and involves to many other mods,I generally avoid situations where im going to get stuck if im on my own its more of a just in case idea.

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18 Oct 2013 18:52 #86912 by helijohn
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jonesyba420 wrote: I cant see the link john :(


Here's the item number Alex. 190932286184

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