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Posts	Topic	Forum	Name	Time
63	Re: Another story the media Will Not cover	Everything and Anything	F350Lawman	2004-02-08
4	Re: Value of Massey Pony	Antique Tractors	jasonsewell	2004-02-08
8	Re: 2210 vs 4110 axle capacities	John Deere Tractors	bigpete	2004-02-08
14	Re: Quick attatch loader impl	Loaders Back Hoes	wbowhunt	2004-02-08
10	Re: trailering 8N ford	Pickup Trucks and Trailers	brokenarrow	2004-02-08
15	Re: L3430 Hydraulic Top Link Recommendation	Kubota Tractors	Ironpeddler	2004-02-08
5	Re: Idaho Tractor Sellers	Other Tractor Brands	kwschumm	2004-02-08
27	Re: Hydraulic top link	Operating and Attachments	Ironpeddler	2004-02-08
7	Re: Long 2360 problems	Long	loghouse95	2004-02-08
16	Re: looking for info suggestions	Jinma Farmpro Agracat Nortrac	Lenarguy	2004-02-08
5	Re: Jinma Tractors	Other Tractor Brands	Lenarguy	2004-02-08
19	Re: New Garden Tractor	Garden and Landscape	wbowhunt	2004-02-08
3	Re: NH TC40 vs Kubota L4300	New Holland Tractors	wbowhunt	2004-02-08
20	Re: 95% farm related 5% not	New Holland Tractors	BigBob	2004-02-08
4	Re: From a Man who just can t take it anymore	Just For Fun Off Topic	wbowhunt	2004-02-08
25	Re: BX2230 with FEL 60 MMM and rear grass catcher	Kubota Tractors	BigJimB	2004-02-08
21	Re: best buy for nh tcc tractors	New Holland Tractors	wbowhunt	2004-02-08
20	Re: Adding a grapple bucket to 460 JD Looader	Loaders Back Hoes	kwschumm	2004-02-08
26	$Having been an avid off-roader, the higher-end Warn, Ramsey, Superwinch etc. winches are rated for actual pull/lift, not "rolling loads" which can be a fraction of the rating. Boat winches however ARE rated for floating (rolling) loads. Wire rope cable is typically rated by a factor of 3 - 4 times LESS than it is advertised for safety. Typically what you are looking at is "working load" not "breaking strength" as there are many factors that could be represented by breaking strength--such as shock loads versus having a load hanging from it, say from a crane, and the like. Rather than go with a PTO drive why not use a hydraulic motor (used about $100-$300---get one off a wrecker/tow truck) powered off the rear remotes. Then you can get torque AND speed when you need it. There are hydraulic winches used on Jeeps that run off the power steering pump (Milemarker is one maker---I think they are in Florida). For cost savings you might want to consider using a type of winch used on ships called a "capstan". This is a drum that you wind the rope around a few times. As it rotates constantly you control how fast the line speed is by pulling on the free end (loose end) of the rope (friction causes the rope to wind). That way you don't need a take-up drum (which you can still do but it could be a non-powered reel instead). You can use as many feet of rope you can haul because it doesn't store on the capstan. The only downfall with capstans is there no direct braking of the rope unless you tie it off to something.$ Re: 3 PT PTO driven winch	Tractor Projects	earthwrks	2004-02-08
43	Re: Tire Chains Revisited	Parts and Repair	grinder	2004-02-08