how to attatch winch line to stinger bar
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how to attatch winch line to stinger bar
How do I go about properly attaching my synthetic winch line to the stinger bar??? I don't have any sort of hook point on the bar to attach to, is there something y'all recommend or know of? Pictures are helpful. Thanks!!
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I've been wondering the same thing, then thought of this.
Take two equal lengths of limiting straps. Fold them over the stinger, one on each side. Where the two holes line up, put your hook through that.
Since the stinger widens toward the bottom, the limiting straps will not go down. I dunno, just a thought.
Take two equal lengths of limiting straps. Fold them over the stinger, one on each side. Where the two holes line up, put your hook through that.
Since the stinger widens toward the bottom, the limiting straps will not go down. I dunno, just a thought.
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Because if their is mud and you are trying to grab your hook and its in mud where there ia a chance it can be out of mud or a rock because its up higher. Its helpful
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If your D-rings are in the mud, then your winch is probably in mud too. You're going to get muddy regardless..
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How about something like this just change the d ring for a hoop or whatever you want to use
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