Posted by phil25 on December 04, 2020 at 04:27:56 from (96.30.178.147):
In Reply to: Re: Winch posted by drussell on December 04, 2020 at 04:09:51:
as you take the cable off, you should see that if on the wrong way the cable would be chaffing a bracket or is not on a guide pully correctly, etc, the secured end itself should be in a "lay flat" position for reeling in, not sticking up, un-natural looking, the cable would be bent wrong and reel in fighting the bump. if meant for bi-directional operation the secured cable end could be secured on the drum side and fed through a reel hole/side plate hole to go both ways. Normally the last few turns on cable are not run out to just the securing point holding the load anyway, as pulling capacity changes with the number of cable lays on the drum, the drum dia. changes, just one of many methods they make things. very useful, enjoy it.
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