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I started reassembling my winch today and somehow lost the spring that sits behind the ball bearing detent of the lever. Does anyone know how long the spring is?
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Winch Lever Spring?
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Length, free = 16.8mm (.661")
Diameter, coil = 10.5mm (.413")
Diameter, wire = 2.0mm (.079")
number of windings = 6
G.
Diameter, coil = 10.5mm (.413")
Diameter, wire = 2.0mm (.079")
number of windings = 6
G.
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Tnanks G. I have read about all your winch related posts and I sort of figured you would be the one to reply. You don't have any for sale do you?
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I bought a ball and spring from White Owl recently. May be quicker than a package from the Americas down under!
Rick
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George at White Owl is Da Chit!
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Sorry, no Sir..., actually needing some for my own restorations so this was a good opportunity for me to measure one OEM, to have some repros made locally. No big deal... possibly stainless.
G.
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Well, the sun was shinning brite in Texas today I was walking past my deuce and happend to looked down. Half burried in the dirt was the spring for my winch. What are the chances of that happening? 
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That was THE one in one million event....! prolly never again, at least not without a metal detector! 
Glad you solved your problem that way, that quick!
G.
Glad you solved your problem that way, that quick!
G.
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That's the best way to get the correct replacement part!
Rick
Rick