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Winch on a Frontera Sport
Henry Webster:
Or get a 'Tirfor' style hand winch, which is often more versatile anyway, in that it allows you to pull in all directions.
Slightly harder work though!
H
Barry Scott:
I was hoping to get a winch which would work on a disco or a 90 aswell so I can take it with me when I change. Just fancied gearing up the Frontera for some solo adventures.
Henry Webster:
The Tirfor you could take from car to car. Even if you had more than one car it would be useful.
H
TimM:
--- Quote from: "Henry Webster" ---Or get a 'Tirfor' style hand winch
--- End quote ---
Barry, have a look in Land Rover Owner (LRO) this month as they have tested some hand winches.
Tim.
P.S. What has happened to your plans for a Discovery, I assume you don't want one now if you are spending 'proper' money on your Frontera.
Barry Scott:
TimothyM
I have decided to spend "disposable money" on the Frontera. I was looking at a winch as I could move that to a Disco or 90 if I got one, but the cost of a bumper has put me off. Also I have no basic recovery equiptment which I decided might be an idea to get.
What I am doing now is doing the best I can to get the Frontera off road ready buy using mainly things I can take to another vehicle. So i have a hi-lift jack and the hi lift recovery kit, I have tow rope, shackles and some fiberglass sand ladders/waffles.
I am lifting the suspension but that is only costing £30 for the shackles.
This way, I can use the Frontera till it dies or I out grow it, then I just take everything with me to the next car.
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