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What is the urgency to unwind that winch. What's done is done, nothing is to gain by chopping or beating parts off of it to free it up. Just install the new shear pin and back it off. Folks, this can't be any simpler. I see a few folks posting with experience showing through and a whole lot...
Wow, lots of information for a really simple procedure. Install new shear pin, engage PTO in reverse and slowly let out the clutch. Afterwards you can assess further damage and replacement of parts. Why go through all those other steps?
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