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I know ! Hydraulics are an amazing force to use, especially on military trucks. Brakes, steering, radiator fans, winches, booms, outriggers, tools. The list just goes on and on.
Here I'm using my new crane to lift and hold my 300Ibs frame for my welding "platen" .
No way I could have done this without my crane. At least not as easy as I did.
Silverstate55 was spot on here !!!!
I had major surgery on my right shoulder including repairing two bad rotator cuff tears. My left shoulder was just as bad but I retired and haven't used my left arm as much since. So I saved myself the surgery.
I've had 5 major back surgeries, the last...
Spoonerist I have a question I've been meaning to ask you. How do you access your island ?
Also how do you bring in supplies and most importantly how did you get a Deuce there ?
Well, that's good that it's only a cyst and not a herniated disc. Same level of pain but the herniated disc has to be cut out and that leads to total disc failure down the road.
Good luck !
I agree with Mullaney's assessment. I personally have a Warn 18,000 Ibs winch on my Deuce, but I don't use a winch every day. One thing not mentioned is the space used by a "mechanical" winch. You have the PTO sticking out, plus a driveline going alongside your engine. Makes working on that side...
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