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I have an antique pto driven winch I need help Identifying

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Deck red this from my property about a decade ago. Ready to find out what it is and sell it
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One thing is for sure. This piece of machinery would NOT be OSHA approved.
I don't know what it is but I don't have one so I must need it!
 
(quoted from post at 13:58:29 06/06/16) Deck red this from my property about a decade ago. Ready to find out what it is and sell it
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would think its a logging winch to go behind a crawler or a tractor. The way the hitch is made makes me think more along the line of a crawler.
 
(quoted from post at 13:58:29 06/06/16) Deck red this from my property about a decade ago. Ready to find out what it is and sell it
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would think its a logging winch to go behind a crawler or a tractor. The way the hitch is made makes me think more along the line of a crawler.
 
I don't know about that one. But my father-in-law ran a "buckeye" field trencher, instaling field tile. He did a lot of muck ground and was stuck many times. He rigged a winch mounted on a 2 wheel trailor. It was driven via a PTO through a 4 speed transmission . It would just craw along at a very slow speed , just what he needed to get through the "low" spots. That thing would pull a tractor into two pieces post haste!
This link is to a trencher very much like his except FIL's machine has a live front axel.That man could hold a "grade" as good or BETTER than the new lazer machines!

joe
trencher
 
Wow! Ok. Any idea who or where something like this can be sold?
(quoted from post at 16:00:57 06/06/16) I don't know about that one. But my father-in-law ran a "buckeye" field trencher, instaling field tile. He did a lot of muck ground and was stuck many times. He rigged a winch mounted on a 2 wheel trailor. It was driven via a PTO through a 4 speed transmission . It would just craw along at a very slow speed , just what he needed to get through the "low" spots. That thing would pull a tractor into two pieces post haste!
This link is to a trencher very much like his except FIL's machine has a live front axel.That man could hold a "grade" as good or BETTER than the new lazer machines!

joe
trencher
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Any idea where to sell or who to sell this thing to? It has been sitting for entirely too long and should belong to someone who appreciates it.
 
I was wondering if it is something that someone manufactured from maybe an old haypress? A rigging to get some beltpower from a pto.
 
I meant to say I've seen them used in oil fields to move pipe around and set derricks.
 
I agree, it does look like some sort of antique winch. Where are you located? If you're not too far I might be interested in it

~FarmallCT
 
(quoted from post at 19:12:55 06/06/16) I agree, it does look like some sort of antique winch. Where are you located? If you're not too far I might be interested in it

~FarmallCT
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Around Dalton Georgia
 
(quoted from post at 15:12:09 06/06/16) One thing is for sure. This piece of machinery would NOT be OSHA approved.
I don't know what it is but I don't have one so I must need it!
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If you can find an approximate value and we can come to an agreement you can come get this doggine thing.
 
looks like pre ww11. if it is threr should be a nomature plate on it. if its there i'll start the bidding at 1k. wally
 
What does the plate look like sir, and what type of numeric sequence will it have?

(quoted from post at 12:18:43 06/07/16) looks like pre ww11. if it is threr should be a nomature plate on it. if its there i'll start the bidding at 1k. wally
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Hey Wally I found a sequence of DB 11343 on the machine. Any insight?
(quoted from post at 12:29:09 06/07/16) What does the plate look like sir, and what type of numeric sequence will it have?

(quoted from post at 12:18:43 06/07/16) looks like pre ww11. if it is threr should be a nomature plate on it. if its there i'll start the bidding at 1k. wally
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Hey sir do you still want this thing?
Let me know. Thanks
(quoted from post at 12:29:09 06/07/16) What does the plate look like sir, and what type of numeric sequence will it have?

(quoted from post at 12:18:43 06/07/16) looks like pre ww11. if it is threr should be a nomature plate on it. if its there i'll start the bidding at 1k. wally
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