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There is no other place in this world to find the information needed
to refurbish a winch. Enjoy
to refurbish a winch. Enjoy
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Well if you have the TM 9-8617 like I do you will have that information.
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I would post the information here if I could, but my internet speed is just a bit above "dial-up" !!!!!
When I post pictures here it can take all night for me.
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I bet that most of that info is already available in our own library, to be found in TM9-1819AC (Part 5 of 6) Chapter 18, Sections I to VI.
Images and description are so much better than the more recent copies!
Images and description are so much better than the more recent copies!
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Actually the TM9-8617 really goes into great detail on rebuilding. Most people won't need the information about "burnishing" your bushings but it's there if you do need it.
I also have an original copy of the TM 9-1819AC manual. So I know what it has compared to the TM 9-8617 manual which was printed in 1955. So the TM 9-8617 still has pretty good pictures !
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Can I pull gear end of winch off to replace the drum seal without removing the gears?
I'm wanting to replace the drum seal on the drive end of my winch and want to know if the whole end of the winch can be removed without removing the ring and worm gear first? The manual says to remove worm to get the ring gear out but I only want to replace the seal and not pull all of it if I do not need to.
Inquiring minds want to know.
Your thoughts??
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I'm wanting to replace the drum seal on the drive end of my winch and want to know if the whole end of the winch can be removed without removing the ring and worm gear first? The manual says to remove worm to get the ring gear out but I only want to replace the seal and not pull all of it if I do not need to.Inquiring minds want to know.
Your thoughts??
Thanks
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Short answer: NO...
That particular seal goes into the drum, not the housing. So you want to remove the drum - not the gear case.
Stand the whole winch upright, gear case facing down. Then undo 5 bolts and 1 nut; pull up the clutch side end housing and clutch-related parts; then the keys, then the drum. Everything else remains assembled.
That particular seal goes into the drum, not the housing. So you want to remove the drum - not the gear case.
Stand the whole winch upright, gear case facing down. Then undo 5 bolts and 1 nut; pull up the clutch side end housing and clutch-related parts; then the keys, then the drum. Everything else remains assembled.
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Arghhh!
Thanks for the instructions. I should have caught that and have had the non-gear end apart several times when installing the seals and the actuator shaft. I will do it one more time. I have been working on this for several months as you know and never have more then a few minutes at a time to spend on it. I have three kids in school and spend all my "spare" time taxiing them back and forth to school, piano, soccer and band. I probably should have taken the entire thing to parade rest at the beginning but have been hesitant to do that since there is a full drum of cable on the drum and I'm not as strong as I once was. Its quite heavy.
Thanks again for all your help. Charlie
Gringeltaube,
Thanks for the instructions. I should have caught that and have had the non-gear end apart several times when installing the seals and the actuator shaft. I will do it one more time. I have been working on this for several months as you know and never have more then a few minutes at a time to spend on it. I have three kids in school and spend all my "spare" time taxiing them back and forth to school, piano, soccer and band. I probably should have taken the entire thing to parade rest at the beginning but have been hesitant to do that since there is a full drum of cable on the drum and I'm not as strong as I once was. Its quite heavy.
Thanks again for all your help. Charlie