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Started by SAW MILLER, August 25, 2005, 05:19:48 PM

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SAW MILLER

I have a wench off a wrecker and I'm makin a home farmi outa it.Think it will work?I'll be running it on a massey 240 pto . I'm athinkin about mounting it on a six inch I beam and also use the I beam as a base for the blade.Anyone ever tried this?
LT 40 woodmizer..Massey ferg.240 walker gyp and a canthook

Frank_Pender

I like the concept.  I first read the idea and thought, "Did he mean winch, or wench?"


    I use to have my wife run the winch and sometimes I called her wench.   She did not like either one very well. ;D
Frank Pender

SAW MILLER

   Sometimes I don't spell velwy good . I think I'll do a temporary hook up to see how much guts it has before building up the blade and guards.
LT 40 woodmizer..Massey ferg.240 walker gyp and a canthook

tnlogger

tell ya what i've done get a 5' box blade and mount the winch to it  two in one tool  ;D
gene

SAW MILLER

Good idea,did you use a pto driven winch like is on a wrecker?
LT 40 woodmizer..Massey ferg.240 walker gyp and a canthook

tnlogger

we used an old winch of an AC dozer with the the brake and clutch built in the winch you got off the tractor to run the winch if i rember that far back  :D but i know it worked good and the weight made it grade good to
gene

moosehunter

Make sure you plant that winch well, the small wrecker winches are 15-20k lbs :o
My naighbor has one under a 3/4 ton pick-up. He always has to chain it(the truck) to a tree or his BIG back hoe to keep it in place when winching a large tree.
"And the days that I keep my gratitude
Higher than my expectations
Well, I have really good days".    Ray Wylie Hubbard

crtreedude

Wouldn't a wench off a wrecker be a Homewrecker?

Sorry, couldn't resist....

So, how did I end up here anyway?

Frank_Pender

What I did was take a winch off of a Duce and a half and designed a 3 point system along with an aframe unit that rises about 3 feet with a short 8 inch boom,  from which hangs a grapple.  The winch is run by the pto and I simply added an additional set of dydraulic lines for the grapple from a third port on the tractor.

  The first logging job I did, about 12 years ago, I set one choker in ten truckloads.
Frank Pender

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