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Offline william127

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well travelled winch
« on: March 15, 2009, 20:37:39 »
fitted the winch off my defender onto my range rover over the weekend, using the defender winch bumper, which was originally on a disco 2 :shock:. a little bit of grinding, £25 on bolts, discs and drill bits and ive got a full working  9500lb warn winch  :dance:  finished fitting it at 16.00, at 16.05 we used it to move a tractor :D  only thing is after fitting it thers not much grill left so may have to make a new one out off wire mesh :-k  very pleased though
1990 defender 127 flatbed 200tdi mud tyres stripdown started 14/03, now striped, ned to start the expensive bit
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2003 110 td5 hardtop,ex mod, arived 25/04, bfg a/ts, ply lined, k and n filter, honda sport seats, rear demountable 2000lb winch, security grills,high lift with winching kit, mountney small steering wheel, momo gear knob, front spots, airhorns, hd steering, diff guard, ex army  center towpin bumper replaced with winch bumper, rear mounted bottle opener, cheaquer plate, neon underbody light, ex police map light,1000 watt inverter, reversing camera
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Re: well travelled winch
« Reply #1 on: March 16, 2009, 10:17:59 »
Pics!

You should be able to have quite a bit of grille left with a lowline winch on a Rangie...
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Re: well travelled winch
« Reply #2 on: March 16, 2009, 13:10:59 »
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I HAVE THE BODY OF A GOD

shame its Budda!!

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Re: well travelled winch
« Reply #3 on: March 16, 2009, 20:24:47 »
i think i took a bit too much grill away, but the way its fitted alot of the winch/bumper sticks into the gap between the bumper and rad, also had to cut a bit out for the kill switch.....
as for the pictures, took some and im trying too uploed them but im obviously better with a spanner/shovel than with a computer.... :roll:
1990 defender 127 flatbed 200tdi mud tyres stripdown started 14/03, now striped, ned to start the expensive bit
1992 rrc vogue se izuzu 2.8td running well so it got sold,
2003 110 td5 hardtop,ex mod, arived 25/04, bfg a/ts, ply lined, k and n filter, honda sport seats, rear demountable 2000lb winch, security grills,high lift with winching kit, mountney small steering wheel, momo gear knob, front spots, airhorns, hd steering, diff guard, ex army  center towpin bumper replaced with winch bumper, rear mounted bottle opener, cheaquer plate, neon underbody light, ex police map light,1000 watt inverter, reversing camera
2007 ford ranger wildtrack d/cab(dads)
yamaha big bear 350 2wd, likes to eat flies, fixed (until i roll it again)

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Re: well travelled winch
« Reply #4 on: March 22, 2009, 17:43:06 »
Try getting hold of the pre-EFi rad, the old metal one/  That way you can have a tidy grille around the headlights and make whatever you like in the middle.
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