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electric winches on ebay?
electric winches on ebay?
i was looking in the 4x4 accessories on ebay and found these winches that are going for around $100. i was wondering if anyone here has one of these or knows if they would be any good for 4x4ing.
it's about the only winch i can afford and i figured it would pull a zook out of stuck mud. or would it be a waste of my money?
what do you guys think?
it's about the only winch i can afford and i figured it would pull a zook out of stuck mud. or would it be a waste of my money?
what do you guys think?
look around for a Warn 4500 or 6000 they are fine for a Zuk. Don't bother with a Tirfor as a primary recovery tool. If you have to do any long winches you don't want to do it with a manual winch. Use the tirfor for assisting in a recovery ie help righting a vehicle or stopping a side ways slip whilst forward winching but as a main tool, no.
The safest and cheapest (for you) way to go is talk a friend into getting a zuk as well then you can both go out and have fun
The safest and cheapest (for you) way to go is talk a friend into getting a zuk as well then you can both go out and have fun
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I've got a 6000lb warn on my sierra - seems to handle the work pretty nicely...
Set yourself up with a couple of snatch blocks, big shackles, extension strap and tree protectors and you should be able to pull yourself out of most things.
Having an electric winch definately takes the hassle out of recovery - i've helped out with a tirfor recovery before and it took forever in comparisson.
Set yourself up with a couple of snatch blocks, big shackles, extension strap and tree protectors and you should be able to pull yourself out of most things.
Having an electric winch definately takes the hassle out of recovery - i've helped out with a tirfor recovery before and it took forever in comparisson.
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