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Would this be a high-mount or low-mount?

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Would this be a high-mount or low-mount?

Post by Timmy »

found this on a friends property....
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Post by Daisy »

big ugly blighter!!!!!

a diff with winch rope attached to the axle....

well... as long as it worked.. dont think the owner minds... :?
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Post by De-lux »

what was that show on the ABC that aired for a while which had the Aborigional blokes going around australia in beat up old falcons and shit, and when it broke down the had to booty fab repair it to keep going? i remember once they blew the rear diff or something like that so the fabbed up some skis for the rear. cracker funny. not unlike this winch actually. :D
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Post by muzza_fattire »

De-lux wrote:what was that show on the ABC that aired for a while which had the Aborigional blokes going around australia in beat up old falcons and shit


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Post by GoPies »

tha may work but gawd it's ugly!
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winch

Post by Toy80Diesel »

Yeah you could change the centre depending on the speed/power required and put on some big handle then start spinning. :roll:

if the other side still had a brake caliper that might hold the position??? :shock:
(edit) Just zoomed in and realised it has a braking facility!!!!! :rofl:

funny idea but i guess in a serious situation it might actually work.

I wonder if it would take plasma??? :twisted:
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whats the rest

Post by tuf045 »

whats the rest of the fourty like?
Could have found my next project.
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Post by RoldIT »

"Big, Scary Mount" :shock:
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Re: whats the rest

Post by Timmy »

tuf045 wrote:whats the rest of the fourty like?
Could have found my next project.


its pretty rusty, and it has a homemade canopy on the back made out of old fence sheets...lol..but the owner wouldnt sell it anyways, it was left to him in a very good friend's will....
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Post by hienuf »

Its called a HABBIB MOUNT!
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Post by Surfin Alec »

Very different variation of a PTO?? isnt it.

Still laughing at Habbib Mount

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Post by RoldIT »

Maybe I'm blind but how is the "winch" driven?
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Post by tuf045 »

thats o.k
hope that he does somthing with it one day and dosen't let it sit there and rust away.



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