3 point pto winch

grayrider · Oct 10, 2020

Can anybody identify this winch? The seller is asking $325

mjsnodgrass · Oct 10, 2020

it kinda looks like the koenig winch on the from of my jeep.

mjsnodgrass · Oct 10, 2020

before you buy it, pop the top off drive side and look at the bronze gear for wear. those gears are very expensive if you can find one. it's a early model winch. the later ones are split vertically. good luck.

Wheat47 · Oct 10, 2020

Couple of those welds might need closer inspection!!

rrman61 · Oct 11, 2020

Probably a dumb question: does it freewheel to let out cable or is it power reverse?

Tony in SD · Oct 11, 2020

IMHO looks dangerous. Looks like you are buying paint. Looks under build in places and over built in others. The PTO shaft looks pretty short for the offset. I personally would pass on this deal.

caterpillar guy · Oct 11, 2020

Some of those welds look like bubble gum. I'd run,not walk unless you want to reweld some of it.

RobCons · Oct 11, 2020

I'm not sure it would work that well. A straight pull would be fine but it seems a pull to the side would put terrible pressure on the 3 point lift arms. Maybe breaking something or at least bending it.

rick n ohio · Oct 11, 2020

Here's a pic of mine works good but very slo

slow but it will pull whatever your trying to pull or it will pull you backwards

jm. · Oct 11, 2020

I,ll try and get you a photo latter. I have built several, more compact frame and I uses hydraulic drive winches. Also put a blade on the rear frame where you can stick it in the ground and take the pressure off the tractor. That one really looks crude but might work.

jm. · Oct 11, 2020

We can take a 40 hp tractor and if there is a stump or something to run the blade into, pull as much as a large 4 wheel drive tractor. We use the winch to pull stuck combines or any other thing. Will never be without one. Nothing wrong with pto driven but the hydraulic ones are smother.

Determined · Oct 11, 2020

Looks like a Tulsa.

grayrider · Oct 11, 2020

I’m only interested in the winch alone, not the frame it’s sitting in. Is it an old military winch that probably was used on an old willys Jeep? I think it is.

DoubleO7 · Oct 11, 2020

Looks like a two point hitch not a three point, one arm pin is missing. Looks like never had one.

Also think it is a Tulsa, maybe ramsey.

Numbers in white are an auction lot number. I bet he bought it, brought it home, unloaded it and is now trying to dump it.
Maybe because there is something major wrong with it.

Cable should always come off the bottom.

DoubleO7 · Oct 11, 2020

(quoted from post at 11:07:33 10/11/20) I m only interested in the winch alone, not the frame it s sitting in. Is it an old military winch that probably was used on an old willys Jeep? I think it is.

No those are more of a wrecker winch. And is not a military winch either IMO.

A pto Jeep winch will be more like posted by jm..

But if you get some dimensions you might be able to cobble up something to make it work. Or it will just be too physically big.

Do you currently have pto drive unit on your jeep? If so is it have front and rear output shafts? And which side of jeep centerline will pto shaft be on, as the winch input will also have to be on that side.

grayrider · Oct 11, 2020

It is a three point hitch, look again. Has two pins on bottom...

DoubleO7 · Oct 11, 2020

Ha
I only saw the one pin sticking out on one side!

grayrider · Oct 11, 2020

It’s a Tulsa winch, good or bad?

DoubleO7 · Oct 11, 2020

(quoted from post at 19:20:10 10/11/20) It s a Tulsa winch, good or bad?

Tulsa, Ramsey, Braden
All good brands that made or still make a unit that looks identical to the one your interested in.
WAY too much for a Jeep unless it is a 3/4 or one ton Jeep truck.

But if I had to have it I would want to open it up and inspect the inards. Pull drain plug to see if any chunks come out, etc.

Unless it spent most of it's life in the oil field or on a wrecker, it might have seen little use.

buickanddeere · Oct 11, 2020

Found something less dangerous .

https://www.wallensteinequipment.com/ca/en/product-compare.aspx

Dan in North Houston · Oct 12, 2020

We used a lot of Tulsa and Braden winches in the oilfield. They are good and tough. The drive gear is bronze, and if the gear oil has been maintained and the drive gear is not chewed up, it should be good.

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