Can anyone identify this winch?

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Can anyone identify this winch?

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Bought it off a mate needing the motor rebuilt but don't know what it is?

Cheers for any help :D
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mmmm, its ugly????????

:lol: :lol:

does the motor sit facing upon top????
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is it an old superwinch worm drive??
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It sits below the gears, running horizontal to the drum by the free spool lever.
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Hmm that casing looks to have the same bolt pattern as this. Still different though. Maybe its the model in between Matt4U's one and this one here haha.

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Yeah that looks similar, mine is without the plastic cover and has the hawse fairlead on the back.
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i'm really sorry dude, but I have to threadjack.

People accuse us folk who live further south of the bombays of being rednecks, but dude.


PICNIC TABLE FOR A WORKBENCH

RUSTY WINCH ON WORKBENCH

CHEQUER PLATE GARDEN SEAT

GARDEN GNOME

RUSTY PICKUP ON FRONT LAWN

theres probably more I missed

what was the name of the trailer park you are living in :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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Well somewhere inbetween being a drunk and an electrician my father decided chequer plate would be a good replacement for a bbq?

Normally my mother has orchards on the BBQ table but at the moment the ####### things are on the deck so I can trip over them drunk in the dark!

Garden gnomes I really can't explain, we've never really been a big gnome people (pun not intended)

Rusty pickup, just be glad you caught sight of that and not the Blizzard, Landcruiser, Massey tractor and 14ft Fyran collecting weeds in the backyard!

Mangere really is a wonderful place to live, Coxsy lives just around the corner!

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Andrew1706 wrote:Mangere really is a wonderful place to live, Coxsy lives just around the corner!



so how big is your garden ornament then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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skid wrote:so how big is your garden ornament then :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:



His new garden ornament is sitting on the BBQ table while he finds a spot in the garden for it. LOL
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Come on guys, a good back yard has quite a few ornaments like I said, 3 tonne Landcruiser through to a Massey tractor!

We're smart too, we took the tray off the ute and put it elsewhere, now it covers twice the area!!!

And you think we're stupid, sheeeeesh :mrgreen:
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At least you won't need to mow under the ute deck :lol: :lol:
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Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanyway,

Thanks to Taz' link above I can assume it's a Superwinch Husky winch, whether it's a 8,500 or 10,000lb is unknown.

The only difference I can find is the 8.5k winch has a smaller diameter drum compared to the 10k - 2.6" to 3"

Not a bad score considering how much I paid for it plus getting the motor recond.
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Won't they have different motors to? The serial is on that at least so that could be the final nail.
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They both are listed as having 4.2hp motors, yet in the PDF file they are listed as 1.9hp.

From punching the number on the motor into the interwebs I have found that this motor is 1.6kw, which is 2.1hp.

Near enough, I'll give it the benefit of the doubt due to it's ages because everything looks 'older' then the brand new Huskys that have been linked.
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Hahaha!!! Here I was thinking Claas tractors were special in having misinformation like that! Guess not :lol: Whats the bet any other winch you DON'T want info on will be precise and correct. Always the way.
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Exactly, I've tried to find information before and struggled for hours! Posted it up on an forum and within the first 5 posts someone has found it. Different search techniques, different attention to detail :D

This winch is big and ugly and wont fit on the front of a vehicle very well (in its past life was on a tow truck) so if it works after a rebuild it might go mid mount in my Blizzard :mrgreen:
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