Posted by Zachary Hoyt on February 14, 2012 at 15:26:27 from (184.8.249.17):
In Reply to: Re: Winch fairlead posted by Tony in Mass. on February 14, 2012 at 15:07:11:
Actually the leak stopped as soon as the winch stopped turning. I have now turned it right way up and drained the oil down to the level plug. I couldn't just flip it because that would have put the PTO shaft running right through the leg of the frame, which didn't look to me like a satisfactory outcome. I have cut the old welds and removed the piece of angle iron and flipped it over and once I can get it welded it will indeed be sort of a mirror image like you describe, with the shaft running to the left instead of the right. I need to learn to weld, I have the stuff but not the skills. The winch was off an army truck according to the guy I bought it from, but the truck had already been scrapped so I do not know for sure. I got it for $150 almost two years ago and have been wasting time ever since, but now I hope to have it working soon. Zach
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