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The shear pin is usually just a piece of aluminum rod. You can cut the pin and reinstall the pieces (see ablve), but if you decide to use a bolt to back it off, be darn sure which direction you want it to move, or you could wind it up even tighter. If you stick a bolt in, back the winch off by...
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