30 Oct 06, 11:27 am
Advent Wrote:I dunno man...17 pound test doesn't seem tough enough...
And I opted to go full boar for the 20 pound test and a Shakespeare winch!!
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| wire rope (cable) | 8 | 33.33% | |
| synthetic | 7 | 29.17% | |
| wool yarn | 3 | 12.50% | |
| I don't have a winch yet | 6 | 25.00% | |
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And I opted to go full boar for the 20 pound test and a Shakespeare winch!!
30 Oct 06, 11:31 am
sevenslats Wrote:I want to know how that wool yarn is working out for you, Kyle, Brandon and Dave. It's working out pretty well. I put on my warm wool pants, then go push/pull GIR around in the snowy parking lot. 
01 Nov 06, 09:57 am
Wire rope is on the rig. Synthetic line is stil in the agrage
It's one of those when I get around to it deals. And since it ain't broke... Also, if I unspool the wire rope, where do I store it? And do I take it with me as a sapre considering the weight of my rig? If so, again, where? I suppose I could coil it up and keep it under the rear seat / spare tire -  I really need to get a rear tire carrier built and tie down rings installed behind such said seat.
01 Nov 06, 10:05 am
I still have my old wire rope in the garage. 80' in a 24" coil with 6 zip ties.
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