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Its Time for a winch!
J.D.:
Apologies,
9,500lb winch is what we use.
Skibum346:
--- Quote from: "Pete" ---One tonne = 2200lbs
One ton = 2240lbs
Difference. 40lbs
Pete
--- End quote ---
Don't you just LOVE the imperial system...?! :shock:
Is one a metric ton/tonne then...?
J.D.:
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---
--- Quote from: "Pete" ---One tonne = 2200lbs
One ton = 2240lbs
Difference. 40lbs
Pete
--- End quote ---
Don't you just LOVE the imperial system...?! :shock:
Is one a metric ton/tonne then...?
--- End quote ---
yes, a tonne is a metric (1,000 kgs).
2.2lbs to the kilo if you want to do the maths. :lol:
Skibum346:
--- Quote from: "J.D." ---
--- Quote from: "Skibum346" ---
--- Quote from: "Pete" ---One tonne = 2200lbs
One ton = 2240lbs
Difference. 40lbs
Pete
--- End quote ---
Don't you just LOVE the imperial system...?! :shock:
Is one a metric ton/tonne then...?
--- End quote ---
yes, a tonne is a metric (1,000 kgs).
2.2lbs to the kilo if you want to do the maths. :lol:
--- End quote ---
Maths...?! :shock: God no!
Passed my O level and left it behind! :lol:
fish:
OK I think I know what the winching capacity needs to be, but what makes are the most reliable. I have herd WARN winches are good, but what about Britpart?
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