How to install a winch in your shop. I got tired of trying to push non-running cars by myself. скачать в хорошем качестве

How to install a winch in your shop. I got tired of trying to push non-running cars by myself.

Damage free movement of non-running vehicles usually requires a lot of muscle. You cant push cars with painted bumpers with anything but people power. Now, if you work alone like I do, that may not be the easiest thing to do. Try to push it up onto my four-post lift and I reach the impossible. Even if I have the strength, I do not possess the traction ability. 170 lbs and two size 8.5 work boots do not equate to 3000 plus pound of moving ability. Maybe if I had something to brace against but then I fear the Chiropractor would have a new patient. At nearly 60-years-old, I thought it time to work smart, not hard. I installed this small ATV winch in my shop to pull dead cars around. Since my 1976 Corvette has no good push point, I thought her a great candidate to test my new idea. Now I need to find a place to attach the winch cable. Jeese, they did not design this car to be moved around but of its own power. Find out if my new winch works. See what it took to find an attachment point. Have I wasted my money on this tiny winch or will it be up to the task? Sucks, or success? Watch and see for yourself. Send me stuff? Send to Essig Speed 9864 Lantana Rd. Crossville TN 38572 email: [email protected]