Posted by Dan in North Houston on December 04, 2020 at 05:08:55 from (216.136.87.146):
In Reply to: Winch posted by drussell on December 04, 2020 at 03:45:22:
As others have said, once you get all the wire line off, you will see that the drum is designed for the line to be wrapped in one direction. On all of the dozer winches I was around, the loose end with the tail-chain and hook should come up over the back and top of the winch, rather than up between the winch and the back of the dozer. Put another way, if you were standing off to the side looking at the winch from the driver's side, the drum should be rotating clockwise to unwind and counter-clockwise when taking in line. Unwinding the line under power or "power out", is a handy feature that lets you unspool line without having to pull it out by hand, and if you move the tractor or dozer forward at the same time you are "powering out", you will end up with the line laid out neatly on the ground. A heavy tail-chain and hook helps when spooling the line, as a little resistance helps the line spool evenly and snug on the drum.
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