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HD-3 winch How do you reverse it?
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Craig
02-18-1999 21:17:18
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I have a HD-3 with an AC winch. Retrieves cable fine but I can't figure out how to pay out line, ie reverse the drum. HD-3 operators manual is no help. All ideas appreciated, ones that work appreciated more. Thanks
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Lee Bradley
02-20-1999 10:28:50
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Re: HD-3 winch How do you reverse it? in reply to Craig, 02-18-1999 21:17:18
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Most of the big winches have two levers one is the brake and the other is a shifter (forward, neutral, and reverse). Many of the smaller winches have a single lever and no reverse. Push the lever one direction and winch powers cable in, release the lever and it stops power and sets the brake, push the lever the other direction and the brake is released. These winches have no power reverse; you pull the cable. Made for a smaller, lighter, cheaper winch and you can usually pull the cable out faster than the winch would power ( up to about 5/8 inch line). As the cat skinners always told me, when I was setting chokers, "Pull harder, she'll come easier". Hope this helps,
Lee Bradley
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