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Maybe some value here? Don’t forget the giant PTO wench!
“1945 Ford Burma Jeep 4X4. Converted to pull well pipe. everything is there, Giant PTO wench in front, needs full restoration. Still has old black and yellow California plates on it. No paper work, bill of sale only”
http://sandiego.craigslist.org/esd/cto/5616797672.html
Those things are beasts
It’s a winch, not a wench.
I already have a wench. Had her for years. Have a winch too. The winch is powered by a three speed transmission. The wench on the other hand is variable speed and strength. If you make her mad she can pull out a stump. Cant do that with the winch. While my winch only cost a few hundred dollars one time to acquire, my wench has cost me many times that and continuously. A really good wench is pretty hard to find.
That’s a good one Lew.
SRS: I should have put “wench” in quotes in the post 🙂
Lew: That’s funny!