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Posted by Bernie in MA on November 25, 2004 at 09:40:24 from (66.19.202.79):
Last Spring I bought a Ramsey 8000 winch because the knee doc said I shouldn't carry more than 25# if I wanted the new knee to last. I mounted it behind the headboard on my 1-ton truck and rigged a pulley on the power tailgate to drag pallets of fertilizer to the back. The problem was I was only going to use it a few days out of the year, so I made a false headboad to move hay to the back. They both work slicker than snot on a doorknob. Yesterday I loaded logs by lifting them with the tailgate as I dragged them to the front. I guess I'm going to get my money's worth out of that $600 winch after all.
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