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This might be a good price for someone.
“PTO removed from 48 Willys with Dana 18
Shifts normally and winch turns freely
Winch and mounting hardware will bolt right into existing holes on rear drawbar
Everything included from shifter to rear mounted winch and cable.
$500 OBO
Must pick up!”
http://jacksonville.craigslist.org/pts/5487685405.html
This is pretty neat. It looks sort of like it came from Koenig but hard to tell. Probably not an 8000lb winch, but it is a good size and not too much of a wart on the back of the a little flat fender. I like it.
Definitely a cool little winch setup. Looks like a Spicer 18H PTO with a homemade rear drive line and the winch may be a Rhino unit or something similar. I wished it were closer, Id check it out